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Which birds eat dried mealworms?
Dried mealworms are popular with a lot of birds but are a favourite among blackbirds, robins, wrens, sparrows, and various tit species.
Bird feeders for dried mealworms
Dried Mealworms can be fed loosely on a bird table or a shallow dish where Wrens, thrushes and Robins will find them or try feeding them from a dedicated dried mealworm feeder, which can be hung from a branch and be accessible to a larger variety of wild birds. Shop our favourite dried mealworm feeder.
Live Mealworms FAQs
When is the best time to feed dried mealworms?
You might wonder about the optimal time to provide mealworms to garden birds. Undoubtedly, the peak period is during the breeding and fledgling season, although adult birds can also benefit. Dried mealworms are rich in protein and, crucially, moisture. Nestlings receive their liquid intake from their parents, making mealworms a significant aid in their survival.
Should I soak dried mealworms?
Soaking dried mealworms for 15 - 30 minutes prior to offering them is an excellent method to provide your garden birds with additional hydration. This practice not only enhances their digestibility but also makes it simpler for smaller birds or those with more gentle beaks to consume them.
How should I store dried mealworms?
Managing dried mealworms is more convenient than live mealworms for several reasons. Firstly, dried mealworms don't spoil, allowing you to store them in a simple air-tight bag or container without any need for ongoing care, such as feeding or regular check-ups.