Mealworm Bluebird Feeder
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The Mealworm Bluebird Feeder is a great way to offer our live mealworms to your backyard bluebirds and friends. Hand crafted out of beautiful select western red cedar this feeder will surly have your backyard songbirds coming back for more.
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The Mealworm Bluebird Feeder is a great way to offer our live mealworms to your backyard bluebirds and friends. Hand crafted out of beautiful select western red cedar this feeder will surly have your backyard songbirds coming back for more.
Simply place the live mealworms inside the feeder with easy access hinged roof. Many small cavity-nesting songbirds will visit the feeder to grab a snack. The entry holes prevent larger more aggressive birds, like starlings & jays, from feeding. Chickadees, nuthatches, and wrens will also be able to feed here.
**Live Mealworms Sold Separately**
| Weight | 1.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26 × 17 × 21 cm |
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Large Mealworms are our most popular size. This size is excellent for all medium to large insectivores. Large Mealworms are a Bluebirds favorite and will keep them coming back for more.
Large Mealworms are approximately 3/4” – 1” in length.
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Kingworms (Giant Mealworms) are great for larger insectivores. Giant Mealworms make excellent fishing bait for Trout and Perch, and have been a popular a choice amongst anglers for many years.
Kingworms (Giant Mealworms) are approximately 1.25” in length.
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