Pennington Feeding Frenzy Mealworm Suet Nuggets, 27 oz, Wild Bird Food, Fresh, 1 Pack

I can’t keep this in my house during winter. The birds go absolutely crazy over it. I even take and break the pellets down even smaller so the song birds gets some to keep their energy up during this cold winter especially the ice storm and snow we just had. The robins starlings and mockingbirds chase and tear into the songbirds if they are bigger pellets I have 5 feeders all around and it’s not enough for this food. So be prepared and Also the mockingbirds starlings and robins flick all the other food out to find this food

I'm a Magpie Maniac, and I didn't think I could find anything they liked more than raisins. I tried this today and holy crap, they go cawcawnuttynuttycuckcoo for these!!!! I'm sure other birds would like em, but they're not making it past the magpies!! (fine by me, I got it for them!!)

Welp my birds love it. I only put a sprinkle on there and I think especially the black bird try to get to the feeder first so they can get them. When I observe this is the first thing the birds fly away with when they come to the feeder. It's just a supplement. I use it like seasoning on my black oil sunflower seed.

when I use these mealy worm nuggets, birds swarm it and empty a full feeder in less than 2 days! Even the squirrels try to catapult themselves onto it. I don't think I could afford to feed them just mealy worms....and this is something that they really love. Affordable for me and my huge flock.

I've never ordered this product before, but trust me, I've got over a dozen hens and ducks who went bonkers for these soft pellets. I wasn't sure how they'd react, but boy did they eat them up! I need to purchase a few bags this time, they're that good!

My wild birds are loving it. I feed them meal-worms when they have a nest, because the baby birds need more than seeds, and also to make it a bit easier for the parents. But the canned meal-worms are kind of pricey, and they go through them fast. This, they went crazy over the pellets, and it is a large bag.

This product turned out to be a favorite of birds of many sizes. I recommend it, and its special container/dispenser, both of which were relatively inexpensive!

birds love them - red bellied come and grab pellets/ cardinals/ titmouse/ wrens break them up and eat them /- they all carry them away to their nests ! I put meal worms in with black oil seed as well. Love to watch them all !

My bluebirds aren’t eating it. I even ground it up.

I was excited to find meal worms/suet to feed the wild birds (especially my blue birds) this spring. I bought two bags and put one entire bag out. The birds will not touch it. The squirrels won't even touch it and I fight with them over everything I put out for the birds.