Kaytee Wild Bird Food Mealworms For Bluebirds, Wrens, Robins, Chickadees, Woodpeckers, Cardinals & Chickens, 17.6 Ounce

I've been putting these Kaytee Wild Bird Food Mealworms out in my backyard, and they've been a huge hit. It didn't take long before I noticed birds coming back regularly, especially chickadees and robins. It's been so much fun watching them visit throughout the day.The mealworms are a great size, and the bag contains plenty to last for multiple feedings. I like that they're easy to store and can be added to an existing bird feeder or offered in a small tray.If you're hoping to attract insect-eating birds like bluebirds, wrens, robins, or chickadees, these are definitely worth trying. The birds seem to love them, and it's been a great addition to my backyard bird-feeding routine. I'll definitely be purchasing them again!

Great purchase , birds loved , easy to put in birdfeeder with feed

Ok birds love these dried worms! The full feeder empties in 2 days I have a large feeder! Great treat for the birds I put 1/2 cup in a 4-cup measuring cup mix well and place the whole measure in the feeder! They love it! P

I bought these for my dwarf hamster named Henry. This bag is pretty big and has a lot of mealworms for the price. It's one of the fuller filled bags of treats that I've bought, and I definitely appreciate that. These will last a long time for a hamster. I was also pleasantly surprised by the overall size and quality of the worms. From what I can view, it seems the majority are full sized. Of course there are some broken pieces, but it's not overwhelming at all. These kind of feel hollow, although I'm not sure that that's not normal for dehydrated mealworms. I'm not an expert in mealworms, so I'm not sure if that matters, but thought I'd at least mention it in case someone is looking for that info. In fact, this is my first experience with mealworms. I almost didn't think I'd be able to stomach finger feeding these to him myself, but knowing these would be a great treat/supplement for Henry, it was easy peasy once I was actually faced with it.😅 Definitely nothing like I imagined.After researching food and treats specifically for a dwarf hamster after picking him out, I learned that some of the treats that I originally bought preparing for a hamster were not healthy and most were way too sugary, especially for a dwarf hamsters in any of the different species (Campbell's, Winter Whites, etc.), because they are prone to diabetes. Fruit can even be too sugary for them. I learned the yogurt drops and similar treats aren't great for any hampster, and of course I had already bought a couple different flavors and types of treats in this category. I thought I went crazy buying stuff before getting him, but probably went a bit crazier getting A LOT of different healthier treats, supplements, and chews after getting him, loving him, and researching more, along with realizing that he is a picky hamster that doesn't care to chew on any of his wooden toys, furniture, apple sticks, alfalfa sticks, etc, which he needs to do to grind down his ever growing teeth. These mealworms won't help with grinding his teeth down, but are probably the healthiest treat/supplement I got, along with the seed mix I found. These do come with a ziploc seal, which is great for freshness and storing.The great thing about these mealworms are that they provide additional protein, so if he's getting a bigger treat or chew that day that is lower than the 20-22% in protein of his pellet food and could take up more of his total intake of food that day, I make sure to give him a couple mealworms to boost his protein so he's not deficient overall. I actually try to give him a couple almost every day. You can feed them too many and make them fat, so I definitely try to space things out and not give additional things every day. It will probably take me forever to go through this bag, especially considering dwarf hamster's live an average of 2yrs. I am no expert by any means, but I have researched diligently over the last few months, so I just wanted to share some of the knowledge I've learned. I wish I had stumbled upon some of the articles and forums in my previous research because I definitely waisted money on things that aren't healthy or that he just doesn't like. &I'm not usually a health fanatic or anything, but after picking this cute and sweet little guy out for our family, I just realized how much I wanted to provide him the best chance at a happy and long life. I must mention, Henry absolutely loves these, too! It doesn't matter if he's asleep, he will climb out of whatever hideout he's in to see if I've got his favorite. If he doesn't pouch it in his cheeks, he'll gently take it from my hand and sit up, holding it vertically with both hands while eating it from top to bottom. It's just the cutest thing ever! I'm honestly really glad I bought these and I definitely recommend them. Not just for hamsters, but any small animal that benefits from having non live mealworms in their diet. I just hope my experience and my pictures will help you in some way and give you an idea of what to expect in person.

Not sure why but none of the Cardinals, Wrens Woodpeckers or Chickadees will eat. In fact the Chickadees freaked out when they seen the mealworms in the feeder. Finally had to remove so the birds will return. Will not order again but not a total waste. My neighbor's chickens & ducks love them!

Good quality, golden, not dark stale worms. Bluebirds love it.

My pet sparrow Jack Sparrow loves them. This was his first insect. He's still young.

Attracts the bluebirds for sure and other wild birds

My chickens really goes crazy for this! They love this treat and cannot wait to get some!

This was a mistake. I didn’t read the size/weight. Waaaay too much money for 3.5oz.