Mockingbirds rarely visit our backyard, and when they do, it's always in the early morning as of recently.
Fig 01 - A mockingbird in the morning.
The bird might be attracted to "the suet cakes" which content animal fat. The fat is loved by many wild birds.
Mockingbird has pecked or eaten this suet cake in such a way with almost no remaining in the feeder.
We bought the box of suet cakes from Amazon with specification
- Brand: Wildlife Sciences
- A box contains 10 packs
- Price $ 19.99
Fig 02 - A box of Suet Cakes
In addition to Mockingbirds, it seems to be a good one for woodpeckers. Interestingly, there are some brands in the market. I should try some of them in the near future.
Fig 03 - Eating suet cake
Do you have specific food for wild birds
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