Mealworms

Mealworms are a great treat for the wild birds that visit your garden. They are popular with most bird species in the dry or live form. Mealworms are high in fat and protein and are a great supplementary food for wild birds, especially in the winter and during breeding season. Mealworms can be offered to wild birds all year round in small quantities.

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Are Mealworms Good For Birds?

Mealworms are a great source of fat and protein for garden birds.

Should I Soak Mealworms Before Putting Them Out For Birds?

Once eggs have hatched, it is important to soak mealworms before putting them out for wild birds. Many birds will be seeking mealworms to feed their young, and if you do not soak them first baby birds are at risk of dehydration if they feed on them. You can soak them by placing the dried mealworms in a bowl of water and leaving over night.

Can I Feed Mealworms To Hedgehogs?

Mealworms can be used to feed hedgehogs, however they must be fed to them sparingly. Feeding hedgehogs mealworms too often can lead to them developing health problems related to being overweight.