Yes I can! : ) go to www.sialis.org click on mealworms and go shopping. I have used Grubco but find them most expensive. I have used Sunshine and am now using Rainbow. I have been happy with all of them but Rainbow seem to be to only one shipping 10K at a time right now. Well priced and the medium worms look really good!

Thanks Lisa

Southeasterninsectuaries- Web- Georgia-- $8/thousand $2 ship- EXCELLENT service!!

ps- 1-877-967-6777 if you can't pull them up!

ALLAN I JUST GOT 5000 FOR $39.33 21 FOR WORMS, $2.50 S&H, $15.83 FED EX DO THEY SHIP $2.00 NO MATTER HOW MANY WORMS OR $2.00 PER 1000?

Lisa- Call to check (Toll free 1-877-967-6777) but my invoice said-- 2000 lg mealworms-$15 plus ship $$2.95 for 2 day guaranteed live parcel postin a bag inside a priority box. Of the 5 deliveries-NEVER more than 2 days & our mailman brings worms to the door & rings. Seeing they are feather weight, I doubt 5000 costs any more than 2000 in a priority box. Excellent, courteous service. PS- 10,000 are $43. Al, Annapolis, Md.

I agree---Southern Insectaries is awesome!

I have ordered from Grubco twice---never again. There are actually other types of grubs in the mix which they seem to think is OK!

Ann

Ann- PS-My BB's are doing GREAT! April-20 start nest bldg---May-1 First day on eggs----April-15 Babies hatch & BOTH parents feeding Today--Both parents working their tails off feeding (natural bugs,etc-live mealies, dried mealies). They both come to feeder with my "whistle" So far- so good here in Edgewater (s. of Annapolis) Wren guard to come off in 4 or 5 days). Snake & coon guard has been up! AL

Al, that's awesome! Maybe we can make a BB trail from your place to mine---LOL!

I never had luck with the whistling thing....maybe I'll try again!

Ann

Ann-Several years ago I had a baby rabbit in the yard(no bigger than 2 golf balls- so young he didn't know enough to be afraid of humans) I put some duck corn near him & always whistled the same whistle. Long story short he-she grew up full size and always came right up to me for corn(even if the neighbor was with me)! Even with snow on the ground. Al

I'm so jealous!

I think part of the problem is that I put mealworms out at night very often so they don't have to wait for me to get out of bed the next morning, so they only heard the whistle once in a while. But it'd be worth it (to me) to make them wait 1/2 hour and have them understand the whistle! I'm starting today!

My blues fledged a few days ago, and the parents are all over their preferred house. I haven't looked to see if they started building yet....but I hope for more action soon. The last nest was in a spot that I can't see easily, so I felt deprived! I blame the sparrows for that!

Ann

My male last year came with me whistling too! I don't whistle very well, but I guess it's still a consistent sound. I had let up on calling them this year, but I'm doing it again so they get more of the worms. The titmouse family likes them too.. which is ok, but they eat so many other things so leave the pricey worms to the blues!

The Titmice were so polite all winter, just taking one worm at a time, and eating it up in the tree. Now that they're feeding young, they take big mouthfuls.

The calling is working, the blues are getting almost all the worms! Breakfast is a real gravy train!!