Suet Feeder
Many may recall the Hot Pepper Suet Dough Delight featured in an earlier post back on September 19 of the imperial Julian calendar. Yes. That product, a block of pink dyed fat, has finally, after many moons, attracted a downy woodpecker. Honest to Goddess! A downy woodpecker actually ate some of that nasty concoction. Crumby was amazed and shocked, but not electrified.
The proof is, not only did Crumby espy the woodpecker on the suet feeder, subsequent investigation revealed a woodpecker excavation in the suet block. Merciful heavens!
So if you want a woodpecker to eat your suet, and you don't mind waiting a couple of months for the woodpecker to show up, Hot Pepper Suet Dough Delight is your ticket to a better, more environmentally friendly, life.
Crumby, as he first espied the Hot Pepper Suet Dough product, assumed that the chili pequin, or bird pepper, was somehow involved in the preparation scenario. That's probably just power of suggestion following from the fact that when you mix a red (pepper) with white (fat) you get pink. Whoa! Nevertheless, praise the WG, you eventually may get a pecker head in your yard.
The proof is, not only did Crumby espy the woodpecker on the suet feeder, subsequent investigation revealed a woodpecker excavation in the suet block. Merciful heavens!
So if you want a woodpecker to eat your suet, and you don't mind waiting a couple of months for the woodpecker to show up, Hot Pepper Suet Dough Delight is your ticket to a better, more environmentally friendly, life.
Crumby, as he first espied the Hot Pepper Suet Dough product, assumed that the chili pequin, or bird pepper, was somehow involved in the preparation scenario. That's probably just power of suggestion following from the fact that when you mix a red (pepper) with white (fat) you get pink. Whoa! Nevertheless, praise the WG, you eventually may get a pecker head in your yard.
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