If you want robins waiting on the fence each morning, nothing works better than live mealworms. Packed fresh on our Herefordshire farm and delivered wriggling and ready to feed, these natural insects provide the protein and moisture garden birds love. They are especially valuable during nesting season when parent birds need soft insects to feed their chicks. Fresh, wriggly, and full of goodness – packed on our Herefordshire farm Live mealworms are a natural, high-energy food that birds and hens absolutely love.They’re full of protein and moisture, supporting strong chicks, healthy adults, and happy flocks. Unlike dried mealworms, these are DEFRA-approved for feeding to hens, safe for every age of bird, and a top choice for nesting season.Packed fresh in paper bags (no tubs, no waste), they arrive lively and ready to feed under our Wiggly Live Worm Guarantee. Need larger quantities?Bulk live mealworms → https://www.wigglywigglers.co.uk/products/bulk-live-mealworms-for-birds-hens-large-bags-2kg-5kg FRESH, WRIGGLY, AND FULL OF GOODNESSPacked fresh on our Herefordshire farm Live mealworms are one of the most natural and nutritious foods you can offer garden birds and hens. Full of protein and natural moisture, they provide the energy birds need during nesting season, help growing chicks develop strong bones and feathers, and keep adult birds healthy and active. Unlike dried mealworms, these arrive alive and lively, making them far more appealing to robins, blackbirds and thrushes that naturally hunt insects. Our worms are DEFRA-approved for feeding to hens, safe for birds of all ages, and packed fresh on our Herefordshire farm in simple paper bags – no plastic tubs and no unnecessary waste. Every order is covered by our Wiggly Live Worm Guarantee, so you can be confident your worms arrive healthy, lively and ready to feed About Live Mealworms Live mealworms (Tenebrio molitor) are one of the most effective ways to support wild birds — especially during the breeding season when insect numbers are low.They provide around 20% protein and essential moisture, making them ideal for feeding chicks who can’t yet digest seed. They’re also suitable for all bird ages and species, and DEFRA approval means they’re perfectly safe for hens too. Keep a bag of dried mealworms on hand as a backup for when you run out — they’re great for mixing with suet or seed.
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