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1lb. of suet mixed with mealworms and nuts is a great way to attract colorful cardinals, gorgeous goldfinches and beautiful bluebirds. Plus kinglets, orioles and woodpeckers also enjoy this mix of food so you might want to buy more than one 4-pack.
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