Mealworms, Insect, Bugs Wild Bird Foods

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These foods include mealworms, insects and insect blends. The favorite food of bluebirds! Many visitors to feeders such as chickadees, bluebirds, wrens and woodpeckers will all also eat insects.

Birdola Beetle Mania Mix Freeze dried beetle larvae mix for feeding wild birds. Insects, black oil sunflower seed, white, red millet	Canned Choice Mealworms Attract insect eating backyard birds. Can packed to lock in natural juices keeps them soft, moist	Canned Choice Waxworms Attract insect eating backyard birds. Wax worms packed in natural juices keeps them soft, moist
Canned Fly Larvae Canned insects, easy alternative to feeding live bugs to attract backyard birds. Bluebirds	Canned Insect Sampler One can each of meal worms, fly larvae and wax worms, a great way to test what birds prefer	Meal Worm Bits Roasted Roasted whole, partial roasted meal worm alternative to live bugs for garden songbirds eat
Meal Worm Cranberrry Meal worms with cranberry flavor. An excellent source of protein, energy nesting parent bluebirds	Meal Worm Sampler Set Sampler Set of meal worms, with fruit and berry flavors. Place in bowl or tray feeder to test what prefer	Meal Worm Snack Bar Hang treat bar. Blend of black oil sunflower, corn, millet, milo, peanut hearts, roasted meal worms
Meal Worm To Go Berry Meal worms with berry flavor. An excellent source of protein, energy nesting parent birds, bluebirds	Meal Worm To Go Fruit Fruit flavored. Insects are a great source of protein, energy nesting parent,baby birds. Bluebird treat	Meal Worm To Go Set Mealworm To Go Set of 4
Meal Worms Live Live Mealworms. Feed backyard birds live bugs. Bluebirds, woodpeckers, robin treat, protein	Meal Worms Roasted Roasted Mealworms	Meal Worms To Go Dried No refrigeration needed. Alternative to live bugs, treat for garden songbirds. Bird watchers supply
Nuts Bugs Bucket Mixture of rendered suet, ground peanuts, dried flies. Great as spread or crumble on tray	Seed with Mealworms Backyard bird feeding with mix of fruit, natural seeds, nuts, whole grains, berries, peas and meal worms	Suet Insect Delight No Melt Woodpeckers no melt suet cakes made from rendered beef fat, peanuts, heaps of dehydrated insects
Suet Insect Pellets Suet Insect Pellets provide a high energy source of nutrition for backyard wild birds. Attract species	Suet Logs Insect Insect Suet Logs	Suet Mealworm Packs Mealworm Suet Cakes Set of 4
Suet Plugs Insect Attract birds who love suets treats. Use in suet feeder or crumble on tray or in a small bowl, favorite	Waxworms Roasted Roasted WaxSnax, 880

The favorite food of bluebirds! Other visitors to feeders such as chickadees, bluebirds, wrens and woodpeckers will all also eat mealworms. Since mealworms can crawl, they should be offered at feeding stations in a bird feeder designed so that they can not crawl out. Mealworms may be purchased and kept for weeks at 40 - 50 degrees F, but if you wish to store them longer, place them in a container with bran flakes, wheat bran or corn meal. Be sure to put air holes in the top of your meal orm container! Also provide an apple or potato slice so that the mealworms may use it for a moisture source. Larvae can be held in a state of dormancy by refrigerating them at 40 to 50 degrees F but be aware that lower temperatures can kill the meal worm larvae.