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MEALWORMS

Recommended Feeding Environment

Why Our MEALWORMS?

Our mealworms are a highly nutritious protein snack that are loved by Robins and very popular with most garden birds. A year round treat, this rich protein source is very useful in the winter for survival and in springtime, to help the parent birds in caring for their young.

Feeding Tips

There are ever decreasing food resources for wild birds and it is becoming more and more essential that you feed your garden birds all year round. Once you have started please carry on and create a routine as the birds will become reliant upon your help to bring life and vitality into your space. Mealworms can be enjoyed from the ground, the bird table or bird feeder all year round. Put out feed regularly and please ensure that there is plenty of fresh water available.

Hygiene

Help to keep your wild birds healthy with some basic hygiene principles. Provide plenty of fresh clean water for drinking & bathing. Clean feeding and drinking areas regularly with a bird hygiene spray. Keep the food fresh and dry, removing wet food to help prevent the spread of disease.

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Recyclable

All Henry Bell Wild Bird Food
packaging is 100% recyclable.

MEALWORMS

Energy Level

MEALWORMS Energy Level

Composition

Dried Mealworm

Constituents

Crude Protein: 51.3%
Crude Fibres: 5.2%
Crude Fat: 31.31%
Crude Ash: 3.3%

SIZE & PRODUCT CODE

100g H060014

500g H060016

1kg H060015

 

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Great for Feeding

Robin
Robin
Starling
Starling
Blackbird
Blackbird
Nuthatch
Nuthatch
Blue Tit
Blue Tit
Tree Sparrow
Tree Sparrow
Song Thrush
Song Thrush
Wren
Wren
Greater spotted woodpecker
Greater spotted woodpecker