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Huskfree Advance with Dried Mealworms ™

100% edible wild bird food with dried mealworms!

Our 100% edible bird food with dried mealworms leaves no waste to clear up, and has more protein that Huskfree Advance.

So confident are we that there’s no waste with this superb high quality wild bird food, we offer a money back guarantee if you’re not 100% satisfied with it. So if a clean patio and husk free lawn is as important to you as feeding a high energy bird food, then this is the ideal product - with the added advantage of no seed germination beneath feeders!

Huskfree Advance ™ can be fed from a tube feeder, ground feeder or a bird table.

Huskfree Advance TM can help attract these birds: Blackbirds, Blue Tits, Chaffinches, Coal Tits, Collared Doves, Dunnocks, Goldfinches, Great Tits, Greenfinches, Robins, Siskins, Song Thrushes, House Sparrows, Starlings and Wrens

Available Sizes/Options:

Huskfree Advance with dried mealworms 2kg - £7.90
Huskfree Advance with dried mealworms 5kg - £14.80
Huskfree Advance with dried mealworms 12.75kg - £31.20
Huskfree Advance with dried mealworms 20kg - £46.40
Huskfree Advance with dried mealworms 40kg - £86.80

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Delivery from £1.99 per order
FREE UK mainland delivery on all orders over £50

This product is suitable for:

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What do our customers say about this product?

An expensive way to feed Starlings

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"Undoubtedly good feed, but as soon as it is put out, 30-40 starlings arrive,and disperse any smaller birds. They then eat the bits they want and throw about 25% of the seed on the ground where it just solidifies into a mess on the grass. Have tried putting it inside caged feeders, but none of the small birds will use them. The same happens with the mealworms. Nothing else gets a look in." - Ron Galliers

3/5

I don't mind feeding the Starlings

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"And I do get the smaller birds eating this mix too. I found this on the RSPB website: "Long-term monitoring by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) shows that starling numbers have fallen by 66 per cent in Britain since the mid-1970s. Because of this decline in numbers, the starling is red listed as a bird of high conservation concern" so if this mix helps a bird on the red list that's surely good news?" - A Happy Customer

5/5

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