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Wax Worms

The larvae of the Greater Wax Moth, wax worms are creamy white and have a soft body which is easily digestible and very nutritious. Rich in protein and fat, they are much larger than mealworms. Hardy and odour-free, they will keep for 3 or 4 weeks at room temperature. 1 tub.

 

Blue Tit Insect / Mealworm – 12.75kg

50865 blue tit insect & mealworm mix this will appeal to the tit family, greenfinches, starlings, blackbirds, dunnocks, goldfinches, siskins, wrens, & warblers.

 

Blue Tit Insect / Mealworm – 2kg

Blue tit insect & mealworm mix this will appeal to the tit family, greenfinches, starlings, blackbirds, dunnocks, goldfinches, siskins, wrens, & warblers.

 

Tom Chambers Mealworm Munch – 200g

A great all year round food, Mealworm Mulch is particularly beneficial to wild birds during the breeding season. Packed with protein and fats, it can be mixed with other bird foods.

 

Dried Mealworms for garden birds & wildlife

Dried mealworms have many of the advantages of live mealworms. Dried mealworms can be mixed with softfoods or seed mixes (see |huskfree advance – with dried mealworms//pwbadvancemw| or used on their own, a great source of protein.We recommend using drie

 

DRIED MEALWORMS 1 LITRE

LINK DRIED MEALWORMS ARE AN IDEAL TREAT TO PUT ON TABLES GROUND OR FEEDERS ATTRACTING A WIDE RANGE OF WILD BIRDS

 

Mealworms

Mealworms are the harmless, vegetarian larvae of the Flour Beetle, tenebrio molitor. They can be fed all the year round although, as a rich source of protein, they are particularly valuable in spring and summer when adult birds can feed them to their young. Order your mealworms in a bag, or in lidded tubs from which you can tip a few at a time – without having to touch them if you are squeamish! With a little care they will last for weeks (instructions accompany every order). Supplied as 3x 40g tubs.

 

Walter Harrisons Walter Harrisons Mealworm Banquet Tub

Ever since Bill Oddie first introduced the public to mealworms they

 
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Walter Harrisons Walter Harrisons Meal Worms

Ever since Bill Oddie first introduced the public to mealworms they