try putting out a small bowl with some dried fruit in it such as raisens or dried cherrys or cranberrys or even a few dried banana or apple chips. I had one robin last winter that i would put out a piece of apple and he would peck on it everytime he came around. if you have a scrap of leftover meat such as roast or pork chop or even a few bits of cooked chicken dice up a little and try that. It worked for me.

I think you're doing the right thing, this guy maybe wouldn't have survived without you help. Even fresh fruit might work, if it gets frozen and soften up during a warmer day they can take it easier, try apples.

Give him a bowl of dry cat food that you have soaked and softened. They love it! You may need to feed him until the snow is gone and he can get his own worms. His buddies will be back soon.

Thanks for all your great advice. I don't really have anyplace off the ground to put food for him. I bought dried cherries and cat food and my 2 dogs ate it immediately! I don't even own a cat..lol He is doing so much better, even leaving the yard for long periods. His friends have returned and he just runs them off! No worm sharing here. He only comes to my door now when I call him. As soon as the 2 doz worms are gone, I think we will be done with the worm buffet! It's 46 here today.

We are supposed to go back down into freezing temps again next week for a few days and they mentioned a snowstorm near the first part of March. Might need another batch of worms! He's a lucky bird!