Copdock Mill 100 Fat Balls – Small, Loose Suet Balls for Wild Birds – Small, Loose Suet Balls for Wild Birds – High-Energy, Bird Food Fat Balls to Attract Wild Birds to Your Garden

These go very quickly. With winter coming soon, I ordered another 100 !I like the tub as a great storage unit.Birds cannot have enough of them and it will be a must for winter. So, order a big box of 100 and store 50 in the tub......they will be replaced very quickly with the other 50 !Placed a second order for 100 more.Excellent delivery.Thank you in behalf of the birds !

I liked these fat balls because they are nice and hard and don’t go all over the ground and the birds like them which is most important. These were my ‘backup’ fat balls, as my original ones were out of stock. Thank you

pity box had a lot of broken balls, could have been packed better however birds loved broken ones on bird table.

The only downside is the powdery mess you get on the ground below the hanging bird feeder from these fat balls which can encourage vermin.

I couldn't get any fat balls from my usual supplier, so I ordered to these instead.The sparrows simply were unable to break into these, they are really hard and not many seeds either and lost interested in them on day 2..As I have a box of 150 to use, a sledgehammer will have to be used to break them up and put the bits on the bird table.Wouldn't recommend these.

The RSPB fat balls I usually buy were out of stock at Amazon, so I thought I'd try these. They came in a box, not plastic, as I wanted, but they are very hard and when I put them in the feeder the birds didn't touch them at all for a week. They'd eaten the RSPB ones completely in 1-2 days each time. After a week I gave up and bought more of my usual type from a different website. I tried putting some of these and some of the RSPB ones in the feeder - the birds ate the RSPB ones and ignored the Copdock ones. I am now stuck with a box of 150 fat balls the birds don't like :-( Yes, they are cheaper, but even in fat balls you get what you pay for.

The birds in our garden love these fatballs. The starlings, particularly the fledglings, fight over them, in fact they go through them at quite a rate. The sparrows get in on the act too, sharing the fatballs simultaneously with the starlings. A really good buy, throughly recommended. We enjoy watching the birds enjoying the food we put out for them and using our bird bath.

Whatever these are made from the birds love it. No sooner do I fill the feeder than they are gone and only the little birds, blue ttits, sparrows, long tailed ttits etc., can get into the feeders.