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Insect food · BBS-001

Larder Dried Mealworms — 5kg Case

The core bluebird and softbill food, bought by the case

£149

Oven-dried mealworms sieved to remove dust and broken casings, then packed in five one-kilogram bags so an opened bag stays fresh. Feed dry in a shallow dish or soak briefly in warm water during the nesting weeks.

  • Five 1kg resealable bags, not one loose sack
  • Sieved twice — less dust at the bottom of the dish
  • Feeds insect-eaters: bluebirds, robins, wrens, tits, starlings
  • Single ingredient, no fillers, no dyes
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Free UK delivery. Overseas orders are shipped after we email you a delivery quote.

Specification

Net weight
5kg (5 × 1kg bags)
Ingredient
Dried mealworm larvae (Tenebrio molitor)
Typical protein
48–53%
Best before
12 months from dispatch
Feeder type
Dish, tray, mealworm feeder, suet cage tray

What's included

  • 5 × 1kg resealable bags
  • Feeding card with seasonal quantities
  • Recyclable outer carton

Who it's for

Gardens with a nest box and anyone feeding insect-eating birds through spring and early summer, or through a hard winter.

Care and use

Keep the bags sealed, dry and out of direct sun. Offer only what the birds clear in a day and rinse the dish weekly.

Questions

Do I need to soak them?

Not usually. Soak for ten minutes in warm water during nesting weeks so parents can carry softer food to chicks.

How much per day?

Start with a small handful in the morning. Adjust to what disappears within a couple of hours.

Will squirrels take them?

They can. A caged tray feeder solves most of it.

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