Glass Tear-Drop Hummingbird Feeders — Assorted Cool Colors

Did you know hummingbirds have excellent spatial memory and can remember which flowers, and feeders they've visited.

And, hummingbirds can efficiently calculate the amount of time it takes for a flower to generate more nectar.

So, one would say, the way to a hummingbird's heart is through a hand-blown mixed glass feeder (designed by expert artists in Boise, ID) filled with sweet, sugary come-hither nectar. Hung in a temperature pleasing cool spot.

Cooler temps keep nectar fresh, safe, and more appealing to hummingbirds.  Keep the feeder full but not overfull.

How it works: when the feeder is filled, and inverted, it forms a vacuum.

Position the feeder to avoid accidental tips.

Keep feeder away from walkways, and avoid hanging in areas subject to strong breezes.

Nectar recipe: 1 part refined white sugar (yes, white sugar)  and 4 parts water.

Do not use red dye (no bueno), artificial sweeteners, honey, or other forms of sugar such as raw or organic.