Our gluttons of the suet log are back. There are four Bluejays now and at one point I had all four on the feeder at once, but didn’t get the shot in time. Nobody messes with these bullies except for the Red-Bellied and Pileated Woodpeckers. For anyone curious, I created this suet feeder from an old log I found in the forest, bored out a few holes and drilled some smaller ones for perches. Fill the holes with any suet cake and it’s hours of natural bird watching or photographing if you want a natural looking perch. I might make these available to sell once I get the process down. If anyone might be interested, drop me a line via the contact page or comments on this report. I included pics of the deadfall I found for my next projects below. Note, I never will cut down a live tree for this, I’ll only harvest from fallen trees. Also, if you know of a tree coming down that has a trunk or branches 3.5-5″ in diameter, let me know.
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Just LOVE those feeders! So original !
Love the suet feeder idea..have tons of fallen trees behind me..your welcome but I live downstate🤷♀️
Love your Suet feeders! If you want to drive to south central Indiana, we have plenty of felled trees in the woods !
I’ll let you know, thank you Catryna!
Absolutely remarkable! Great pictures. Thanks for sharing. I have a woods full of downed trees that you are welcome to pick through.
Thank you, Gayle! I’ll let you know in the Spring after everything thaws out