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Ant Moats
Solid Red Feeders
Cleaning Brushes
Nectar Mix & Nectar Bottles

  • The most important consideration in
    choosing a hummingbird feeder is that it
    should be convenient to fill and clean.  
    Feeders with parts that cannot be easily
    cleaned should be avoided.  The tools you
    might find to be most useful are a small rag, a
    bottle brush and a toothbrush.  You'll find the tiny
    brushes specially made to clean the
    hummingbird feeder ports to be extremely
    helpful and convenient as well.   Rinsing your
    feeder with warm water at every nectar change
    will reduce the likelihood of mold growing in
    your feeder and reduce the need for scrubbing.

  • Hummers are attracted to RED.  Make sure
    your hummingbird feeder has this color to get
    their attention.  The entire feeder does not have
    to be red, just a touch is enough to interest them.

  • A built in ant moat is a great feature.  If your
    feeder does not have one already built in, you
    might consider purchasing an add-on.  

  • You do not want the color yellow anywhere
    on your glass hummingbird feeder.  This
    attracts bees and wasps.  Did you know bees
    and wasps are very competitive and are able to
    keep the small birds away?

  • A built in perch?  This is a personal
    preference.  It is said that the birds stick around
    a little longer if they can rest while feeding.  On
    the other hand, if you love to watch these little
    friends in flight, consider the hummingbird
    feeder without the perch.

  • What size glass hummingbird feeder
    should you buy?  If you’re not sure how heavy
    the usage will be, go small.  It's better to have a
    feeder on the small size and have to refill it then
    to have too large a feeder with unused nectar.  If
    the birds do not drink the nectar within a few
    days, it will spoil and the birds will reject it.  If
    you find the feeder use to be heavy, you can
    always add additional feeders.

  • Should I buy a hanging glass hummingbird
    feeder or a feeder on a stake?  Please
    consider the hummingbirds natural predator, ...
    cats.  If you or your neighbors have cats, you’ll
    want to buy a hanging feeder.  And you’ll want
    to hang it at least five feet high above the
    ground.

  • Is the feeder pleasing to the human eye?  
    Consider one that’s beautiful on its own.   
    Something you enjoy looking at even when it’s
    not being used by nature’s flying jewels.
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