Hummingbird Feeder Tips Just in Time for Spring

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Kelsey Waddell
February 28, 2025

Hello friends! Today, we're diving into fascinating facts about hummingbird feeders to help you create the perfect setup for these delightful visitors. Let’s ensure your backyard is ready to welcome these tiny wonders.

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Stories Of The Day:

How Do Hummingbirds Find Feeders? Tips for Your Backyard!

For a lot of people, hummingbirds are a sure sign of spring. Many species will return to the same feeders from years previous and fill gardens and outdoor areas with their bright flashes of color.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/how-do-hummingbirds-find-feeders.html

Are Hummingbirds Emptying Your Feeder Too Fast? – Read On

Many people dream of attracting hummingbirds to their feeders with no luck. If you’ve got the opposite situation, that’s typically a good problem to have. Sometimes hummingbirds (or other critters) will empty feeders too quickly.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/hummingbirds-emptying-feeder-too-fast.html

Tip Of The Day

When setting up a hummingbird feeder, use a simple homemade nectar solution made of four parts water to one part white granulated sugar. Avoid using honey, artificial sweeteners, or red dyes, as these can be harmful to the birds.

How Far Apart Should Hummingbird Feeders Be? Your Guide!

Have you ever put much thought into where to hang your hummingbird feeders? Or do you just find a spot and hang them up in your yard? There are many types of hummingbird-friendly feeders to choose from,

www.wildbirdscoop.com/how-far-apart-should-hummingbird-feeders-be.html

Quote Of The Day

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In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect.

- Alice Walker

Until Next Time…

Thank you for being part of our bird-loving community. We hope these tips bring even more joy and fluttering excitement to your garden.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team