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Last updated on December 19th, 2022 at 04:38 pm
Do you want to attract hummingbirds to your yard? The best way to do that is with a feeder made especially for them. We’ve found some beautiful choices from modern to blown glass to copper. There will definitely be one (or more) you’ll love. And, wouldn’t one of these beautiful feeders make a great gift?
Hummingbird Nectar Recipe
And, what do you put in your feeder? This recipe is closest to the wildflower nectar that hummingbirds enjoy. It’s one part white, granulated sugar to four parts water. Here are the easy instructions.
- Make sure the feeder is clean before adding the new solution.
- Bring one cup of water to a boil.
- Stir 1/4 cup of white granulated sugar into the one cup of hot water.
- Stir until the sugar dissolves.
- After the sugar water cools, fill your hummingbird feeder.
- The remaining nectar can be stored in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
Now you just need a pretty hummingbird feeder. These are some of our favorites.
Unique Hummingbird Feeders
Nature's Way Bird Products Illuminated Hummingbird Feeder
This is a beautiful hummingbird feeder by day; a breathtaking lantern by night! The solar cell on top recharges the battery for an approximate 8 hour run-time. The feeder's base, lid, and flowers are crafted from beautiful, thick hand-blown glass with vibrant colors.
Morning Glory Hummingbird Feeder
This stunning Morning Glory Hummingbird Feeder will attract hummingbirds all summer long to sip nectar or rest. In the winter, it makes a colorful ornament for the garden. This handmade copper piece has been formed and welded by talented artisans right here in the USA. A clear finish has been put on the entire piece to protect it from the elements.
Modern Hummingbird Feeder
This modern hummingbird feeder is made from recycled glass with a detachable nectar bowl for easy cleaning and an outer perch ring that allows birds to rest. In winter, the lid can be removed to create a feeder for songbirds.
Muse Garden Hummingbird Feeder, Blue Chatoyant
This beautiful hand-blown glass hummingbird feeder comes in several different colors.
Hand-Blown Glass Hummingbird Feeder, Orange Globe with Yellow Flowers
Beautiful hand blown glass feeder with five flower feeding ports on an iron stand for hummingbird to rest and drink with S-hook included.
Grateful Gnome - Hummingbird Feeder - Hand Blown Glass, 32 Fluid Ounces, with Free Bonus Accessories
This beautiful hand blown glass hummingbird feeder is made by an American company. The glass is very sturdy, thick, and durable, with the color embedded in two layers of glass, so it won't fade.
Linkable Metal and Glass Hummingbird Feeder
Feed as many hummingbirds as possible with this Linkable Metal and Glass Hummingbird Feeder. Hummingbirds are sure to flock to this recycled glass and metal bird feeder with vibrant red lid.
Cactus Top-Fill Glass Hummingbird Feeder – 32 oz
This cactus-look feeder has a wide-mouth, top-Fill design for easy, mess-free filling. Five hollyhock-inspired feeding ports are soft and flexible for a natural feel.
16 oz. Hanging Hummingbird Feeder with 8 Feeding Ports
This simple hummingbird feeder has eight feeding stations plus built-in ant moats to keep them from getting inside.
10 Oz. Outdoor Glass Hummingbird Feeder, Five Nectar Feeding Stations
Keep it simple with this classic hummingbird feeder. Easy to fill and clean with a built-in ant moat and bee guard.
Flower Pot Stake Bee-Proof Copper Hummingbird Feeder
The perfect hummingbird feeder for when a hanging feeder isn't an option. This individually hand-made "stake" hummingbird feeder works beautifully in a potted plant.
Copper Hummingbird Feeder with Glass, 5 Feeding Stations
This copper hummingbird feeder features a glass bottle and decorative brushed copper finish. The wide mouth bottle is easy to fill and clean.
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