Post by WildlifePaul on Apr 19, 2019 12:19:24 GMT
Hopefully they use it for you Karen 
You could even put little nest box plates on that to limit the size of the holes so starlings can't squeeze the head in.
Don't put your waxworms and mealworms in the same thing though, Because the waxworms are moist the mealworms start eatting them believe it or not.
I remember back in 2016 I used to put them together until I witnessed this and stopped so word of warning for you.
I normally have the mealworms in feeder all day and only give the waxworms as "treats" during morning and evening around 15 each time always worked well for me that will save you ££ aswell!
You could even put little nest box plates on that to limit the size of the holes so starlings can't squeeze the head in. Don't put your waxworms and mealworms in the same thing though, Because the waxworms are moist the mealworms start eatting them believe it or not.
I remember back in 2016 I used to put them together until I witnessed this and stopped so word of warning for you.
I normally have the mealworms in feeder all day and only give the waxworms as "treats" during morning and evening around 15 each time always worked well for me that will save you ££ aswell!