Product Description Blue Tit Starling Robin Blackbird Thursh Great Spotted Woodpecker What UK birds eat mealworms? ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Why choose mealworms? Mealworms are packed full of protein, vitamins and high grade edible oils. They are key for muscle development with adult birds and there young. Giving over 50% protein this will act as a rich source of food to keep the birds healthy and well-fed. The impact of mealworms Get to know your wildlife in the garden by attracting these feathery friends with a tasty treat. Birds love insects and adding mealworms to your feeder is going to attract different species of birds to your garden. Though they are high in protein, they are also low in calcium so feel free to add other foods to you have. When to feed mealworms You can feed mealworms to your birds all year round, they won’t go unnoticed. However in the winter will be the most important season as it is the hardest time of the year for all wildlife. Parent birds will also be needing these in the spring as they are providing for their young. Tips and tricks Try mixing them together with out suet pellets, fat balls and fat cakes! In the spring they can be softened by adding them to a container of water for 20 minutes, this will add moisture to hydrate the birds. Adding different suet types and flavours to the mealworms will attract a great variety of wild birds, give it a try!
About this item Premium Mealworms 100% natural and filled with effective vitamins Include a variety of high grade edible oils Dried mealworms are a reliable source of protein-rich snacks for your garden birds. They are high in energy with large levels of fat Soak the mealworms in water over night to give a extra special gift to the large variety of birds that they will attract, such as the Blue Tit, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Robins and Starlings › Product Description Blue Tit Starling Robin Blackbird Thursh Great Spotted Woodpecker What UK birds eat mealworms? ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Why choose mealworms? Mealworms are packed full of protein, vitamins and high grade edible oils. They are key for muscle development with adult birds and there young. Giving over 50% protein this will act as a rich source of food to keep the birds healthy and well-fed. The impact of mealworms Get to know your wildlife in the garden by attracting these feathery friends with a tasty treat. Birds love insects and adding mealworms to your feeder is going to attract different species of birds to your garden. Though they are high in protein, they are also low in calcium so feel free to add other foods to you have. When to feed mealworms You can feed mealworms to your birds all year round, they won’t go unnoticed. However in the winter will be the most important season as it is the hardest time of the year for all wildlife. Parent birds will also be needing these in the spring as they are providing for their young. Tips and tricks Try mixing them together with out suet pellets, fat balls and fat cakes! In the spring they can be softened by adding them to a container of water for 20 minutes, this will add moisture to hydrate the birds. Adding different suet types and flavours to the mealworms will attract a great variety of wild birds, give it a try!