Who Likes Zick Dough?

I made my umpteenth batch of Julie Zickefoose's suet dough today and I thought I'd share photos of a few of the birds that have enjoyed it this winter. Chickadees love it.
It's worked really well stuffing the suet plug holes on my suet log with Zick-dough. During the warmer temperatures of the summer I buy manufactured "no melt" suet plugs. I've had both downies and hairies gobbling down the dough.
Sweet faced nuthatches are crazy about it.
Mrs. Red-belly has enjoyed it all winter. She's been squawking in the back yard trees for the last few warmer days. I'm really hoping she finds a mate and stays.
Here's a house sparrow pretending to be a clinging bird. Look at her use that tail!
Even the ground-feeding juncos have been snarfing up the Zick-dough. I kept my jelly feeders up all winter and used them to hold the suet dough. You can see in this picture that I've used a bungee cord to strap a piece of tree branch across the feeder platform. The jelly eaters really like this set-up, especially on this model jelly feeder. There is a clear curved plastic roof on this feeder that the orioles would land on and then slide right off. Until I added the branch no one would use it but they would flock to the wooden jelly feeder. Problem solved. The squirrels ate their share (and then some!) of the suet dough too. I saw them just two weeks ago munching on the frozen suet dough in the orange cups of my wooden jelly feeder. When I made the rounds today resupplying suet I found that the $#%&@ squirrels had swiped the orange plastic cups! I hope they show up when the snow melts...