Live Mealworms Reviews

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There's no doubt that more bird lovers would feed live mealworms to their garden birds if only they could get over the sight of all those wriggling little creatures. The rewards of feeding live mealworms far outweigh any misgivings you may have about their wiggle, and the benefits to birds - in particular during the nesting and fledgling season - can be spectacular and can make the difference between survival or otherwise.

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Mr David Felkins

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“They arrived well packaged and wriggling. I've been putting them out during March between showers. This is so the tits and robin learn early and we'll hopefully have frequent visits from them throughout the year.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Mrs Marjorie Beebee

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“I always have these in stock: all the birds enjoy them, and we need birds!”

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Posted 1 year ago

Michael Fenn

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“The birds were very happy.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Always fresh and good value.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Nick Francis

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“The birds loved them!”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mr Matthew Groves

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“This delivery was never received.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Linda Wilkinson

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“I'm always buying live mealworms from vinehouse farm, they are always fresh and quality, that probably sounds a bit daft but in the past I have received some smelly and all the skins coming of and turning,,this was before I knew about vinehouse farm, I love feeding the bird's live worm's ,no matter which bird's they always let me know they are waiting they do cheer me up, so funny, from robins, starlings dunnock,sparrow's jackdaws blackbirds, Maggies,. Good packaging quick delivery, good price,”

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Posted 2 years ago

“They always come quickly and arrive fresh, plump and very wriggly. I use bran in shallow aerated tubs and sieve them every few day to keep them fresh. They keep for a fortnight or so in the garage. They’ve been a lifesaver for my Robins and Blackbirds this summer.”

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Posted 2 years ago