Live Mealworms Reviews

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There's no doubt that more bird lovers would feed live mealworms to their garden birds if only they could get over the sight of all those wriggling little creatures. The rewards of feeding live mealworms far outweigh any misgivings you may have about their wiggle, and the benefits to birds - in particular during the nesting and fledgling season - can be spectacular and can make the difference between survival or otherwise.

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“Arrived promptly in good condition. Used them to feed the fledglings”

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Posted 2 years ago

Sheila Ashton

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“Birds just can't get enough live mealworms. They adore them. I give them as a treat because they are more expensive than other bird foods.”

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Posted 2 years ago

LESLEY FRANCE

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“I think the packaging worked well. Arrived in good condition through the post and easy to open and close when serving a very grateful bird population. The word obviously got about because a Jay turned up only during the period of live mealworm feeding!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“The blackbirds loved them. However, I found the plastic packaging rather off putting. Could we have something a little more environmentally friendly, please.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Susan Ann Mead

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“Good condition and good value for money.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Mr Stephen Busby

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“Have to ration them, otherwise magpies & starlings would feast on ALL of them. Thankfully, got a caged feeder from VHF which keeps some back for smaller birds!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Arrived safely through the Royal Mail. Sparrows already enjoying them!”

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Posted 3 years ago

Brian Marchant

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“I have to confess, at first, I felt a little squeamish about giving the birds live food, but when I put some of the mealworms on a suspended tray, the house sparrows flew in immediately, clearly eager to give their young a more nourishing foodstuff. There is a paucity of insects, so I felt justified in providing a protein-rich food of this kind!”

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Posted 3 years ago