TITOKI SAWMILL Timber Suet Feeders - Whangarei, Auckland, New Zealand - NZ
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As our cities and towns sprawl further into
the surrounding countryside, the amount of birds the average
person gets to see each day becomes less and less. Native birds
just cant survive in our cities where their natural food supply
has been removed and the ground that supplies so many species of
grubs and bugs has been covered with buildings and concrete.
Today more and more people are discovering
the delight of feeding and watching the birds in their garden.
It is a past time shared by all ages, especially the young and
the old. By supplementing the birds diet with extra food, you
are in effect, able to maintain a falsely high bird
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Suet Feeder
These Suet Feeders makes a smart attractive addition to any garden. They are ideal for attracting and feeding small birds to your garden.
Using a suet feeder
you
protect the birds from cats while they are feeding and don't
attract mice or rats as you do when bird feed is put
directly onto the ground
Wire mesh can be removed
for easy cleaning
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Suet Recipe Suet is the hard white fat found around kidneys and loin cuts of meat. You can get it as off cuts from your local butcher or if you can't face handling the real stuff you can get lard or dripping in block form from your local supermarket. Cut the fat (suet) in chunks and place in saucepan on a low heat until it softens. It is important to do this process slowly so that you don't overheat it and change the nature of the fat in any way. The fat doesn't have to become completely liquid, at the point at which it is the consistency of a paste you can take the pan off the stove & stir in a bird seed and sunflower mix. Let the mix cool until it is of a consistency suitable to spoon into whatever mould you choose. I find an ideal way is to pour about 25 - 30mm of the mix into a plastic ice cream container. When the mix cools you can remove it from the container by turning it up side down and pushing down on the bottom. Store in the freezer until ready to use.
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All prices are quoted in
New Zealand Dollars, are ex Whangarei, and
include GST.
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