Hanging on an empty corn cob on a large nail is our new backyard suet cage. Soon after the debut of this wildlife feeding device a resident squirrel showed up. He really wasn’t thrilled with this “not corn” thing.
He finally moved on, leaving the suet to the birds.
Roadtirement 
If only for the genius of ‘suet yourself’! š
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Pesky rodents! I mean squirrels… Maybe I should try a suet feeder in my backyard, it’d have to be on a small pole.
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Just a bit ago I saw a squirrel trying to grab a bite from the bottom of the suet cage. He/she looked like it got a small morsel, then it left right away. You could get one of those metal hooks like they hang flower baskets from to hang a suet feeder from.
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I thought the critter could get a tiny piece! I have no trees like yours on the property, just palm trees but I can drive a pipe in the ground, our hang it on the block wall which is called a fence here. There are tons of birds flying around the house including beautiful Hummers!
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Check out the black metal hanging hooks! You can hang suet feeders and hummingbird feeders too. Sounds like your area is filled with critters that would love for you to set out feeders!
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Iām sure they would. We have the hummers, Mocking birds, too many Rock pigeons, Brewers Black birds and more.
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How nice of you to think of the birds. Did you have an ulterior motive? Like getting great pictures of the many birds looking for a treat??
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Let’s say that any lucky captures of the birds will be a nice bonus to having a bit of nature in our backyard. It is fun getting nice shots, but enjoying each other’s company while slowly enjoying swinging is the best….
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š I had to look twice, until I saw the squirrel – perfect camouflage š
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It is fascinating how Nature provides the perfect cover, isn’t it? Thanks for stopping by and commenting! š
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Sweet entertainment!
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So well spotted
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Thank you Derrick.
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I can tell you exactly what they like – apples, peanuts, pecans, blackberries but do not give them squash or peppers!
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Thanks for the input…we have set out everything except blackberries. We’ll try that this fall/winter
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You are most welcome – nobody likes olives. The possum spits them out with disgust!
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