Bird Brain Model 12255 Precious Hummingbird Feeder, Blue

February 27, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Oriole Bird Feeders

  • Handblown, crystal glass
  • flower nectar stations provide a more natural feeding position for hummers
  • Drip-free design
  • Copper S-hook included

Product Description
Beautiful, handblown Bohemian crystal glass hummingbird feeders. The flower nectar stations provide a more natural feeding position for the hummers and are drip free! Includes clear grommets at the feeder port to secur… More >>


Bird Brain Model 12255 Precious Hummingbird Feeder, Blue

Woodstream 23 Hummingbird Feeder Cleaning Mop

February 21, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Oriole Bird Feeders

  • Woodstream #23 4.25″ Foam Clean Mop
  • WOODSTREAM CORP

Product Description
Foam cleaning mop for maintaining clean hummingbird and oriole feeders. Prevents mold and water residue from building up. Will not scratch sides of feeder…. More >>


Woodstream 23 Hummingbird Feeder Cleaning Mop

OurPet’s Lighthouse Hummingbird Feeder

January 22, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Oriole Bird Feeders

  • 9.5” high x 6” wide

Product Description

With OurPet’s Lighthouse Hummingbird Feeder, you won’t be able to keep the birds away! Each hummingbird feeder has an easy to remove base for filling the feeder and a recipe for making nectar to attract the hummin… More >>


OurPet’s Lighthouse Hummingbird Feeder

Glass Hummingbird Feeders and Gazebo Bird Feeders – What to put in, and not to put in, your feeders

January 17, 2010 by admin  
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A Sapphire twist glass hummingbird feeder works well by itself or as a pair of lawnornaments to deliver a blaze of color to your lawn and garden décor. I have written about where to place your hummingbirdfeeders to get the most traffic and where to place them to keep the bully hummers, the ruby-throated hummingbirds, from being the only hummingbird to grace your glass hummingbird feeders. These suggestions will deliver more traffic and maybe even a little less bullying. However, what is good to put in your sapphire twist glass hummingbird feeders?

If you have a favorite hummingbird food recipe that you like, and the hummers like, by all means stay with it. If you are wondering how to make hummingbird food there are many hummingbird food recipes out there to try. The hummingbird nectar that hummers go for first is natural, the sugary nectar from flowering plants like Columbine, Impatiens, Geraniums and more. This nectar gives the bird a sugar high that is most important before they make their trek across the Golf of Mexico. There are a variety of instant mixes out there to try in your Sapphire Twist Glass Hummingbird Feeders, my hummer friends seem to prefer this simple hummingbird nectar recipe. Mix one part sugar with four parts water, bring to a boil for one or two minutes. Cool and store in your refrigerator.

Because Honey ferments easily never use it in your hummingbird feeders. The fermentation will cause sores in a hummingbirdâ??s mouth. Artificial sweeteners are just that artificial, they have no food value. Most glass hummingbird feeders sold today have some degree of red in them, red attracts the hummingbird. Although there have not been any testing done on the effects of the dye on birds, please Do Not use red food coloring in the solution you use for your hummingbird feeders, it could harm your swift winged wonders. If you donâ??t feel there is enough red in your Sapphire Twist glass hummingbird feeder just tie a small red ribbon around your feeder.

As winter approaches adding decorative gazebo bird feeders to your backyard display of wooden lawn ornaments will not only enhance your garden décor birdhouses but will attract your feathered friends and makes sure they have enough to eat all year long. Placing your birdfeeders under trees where plants donâ??t readily grow will give an otherwise barren area new life and give protection to the visiting birds. Birds will frequent areas that have plenty of food and were they will feel safe.

Always have a source of water for your quest, even in the dead of winter; bird baths that wonâ??t freeze in the winter are available. What you put in your gazebo bird feeders can determine what type of birds you will attract. If your birdfeeders have black sunflower seeds, sometimes called oil seeds, they will attract cardinals, woodpeckers, blue jays, nuthatches and many more. Chickadees, titmice, and downy woodpeckers are attracted to gazebo bird feeders with safflower seeds, a slightly smaller seed than the black sunflower seed. A good food supply, water, and a safe environment will bring the migrating birds to your birdfeeders on their way south and will keep your local residents happy and coming back for more.

If you havenâ??t already seen the mess a store bought bag of mixed birdseed makes around your gazebo bird feeders then I am here to tell you, donâ??t buy mixed birdseed. They contain a lot of filler, like red millet, something most birds wonâ??t eat. It just gets kicked to the ground where it rots. Mixed birdseed for your birdfeeders is not a bargain. Plain and simple, buy the seeds you know your birds want.

Hi, I am Hank Turney and I have been catering to migrating and indigenous birds in my garden for more than 20 years. Visit any of my websites and find a collection of fine products like the Sapphire Twist Glass Hummingbird Feeder at http://sapphiretwisthummingbirdfeeder.totalwarehouse.com and the Gazebo Bird Feeder at http://gazebo-bird-feeders.totalwarehouse.com to start or enhance your collection of bird feeders. You can also read my blog at http://hummingbirdfeedersuniquebirdhouses.blogspot.com

Hummingbird Bird Feeders – Choosing the right one for your garden

January 14, 2010 by admin  
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Hummingbirds are beautiful as well as amazing to watch and many bird watchers and gardeners are keen to attract them in to their backyards. Specially designed hummingbird feeders are the best way to do this as they provide the very hard working hummingbird with an easy, quick source of food.

Hummingbirds diet consists of mostly of sugary nectar, pollen and small insects. They have a very high metabolism and need to consume lots of sugar to keep active throughout the day.

Hummingbird feeders come in a variety of colors, shapes and sizes but there are essentially two main types of bird feeders , the saucer feeder and the inverted feeder. The saucer feeder is basically a dish that is filled with a sugary liquid, hummingbirds feed on this nectar through specially designed feeding holes. The saucer feeders are often smaller (and usually cheaper) than inverted feeders and are generally easier to clean, however they need to be refilled more often and depending on their size might not be that obvious to the hummingbirds.

Inverted feeders are larger (and often more expensive) , more visible to visiting birds and donâ??t require regular refilling. However inverted feeders can be difficult to clean and are poor quality feeders are prone to leaking.  Although there are advantages and disadvantages for both types of feeders most people choose the inverted feeders as they tend to be more effective in attracting hummingbirds. As well as deciding on the type of feeder, consider the following factors when deciding which hummingbird feeder to purchase.

Look for a feeder that is built using some red materials. Hummingbirds are attracted to red objects and are more likely to use your feeder if itâ??s got a red base or tube.  Also choose a feeder that is easy to clean and refill. Hummingbird feeders should be refilled twice a week or possibly more depending on the number of Hummingbirds in your garden.  Larger feeders are generally easier to clean and there are special brushes that can help make the cleaning process easier.

Its worth investing in a feeder that has one or more perches on it. Although it is fascinating to watch a hummingbird hover while feeder it uses a lot of energy and are more likely to feed if you provide a perch for them to rest on.

The sugary liquid in your feeder will obviously attract many insects including wasps if it leaks out of the feeder.  Many feeders have built in ant and bee protectors or you can purchase them to fit your bird feeders.

Once you have got your hummingbird feeders select a visible spot that is in the sun and ideally near a flower bed. It may take a while before you see hummingbirds and a little longer before they feel confident enough to feed using your bird feeders. After a while you maybe able to bring the feeder closer to the house so you can view from a window, however do not place too close to the window otherwise the Hummingbirds may fly in to the window and injure themselves.

Once your bird feeders are in place and filled with a sweet sugary solution, sit back and wait for these beautiful birds to start feeding â?? it is worth all the effort when you see the Hummingbirds feeing in your backyard.

Tom White is the owner of BirdShopper.com. BirdShopper.com stock a wide selection of bird feeders, birdhouses and bird baths to suit a variety of budgets and have been selling online since 1994. On the website you’ll also find advice on choosing bird feeders and birdhouses as well as tips on attracting birds to your backyard.

Red Carpet Studios Ltd. Crystal Dreams Red Glass Hummingbird Feeder with Copper and Glass Heart Accent

January 5, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Copper Bird Feeders

  • Red blown glass feeder
  • Copper heart
  • Glass marble accents
  • 27″ long
  • Drip resistant spout

Product Description
Crystal Dreams Hummingbird feeder with red blown glass feeder hangs from copper heart. Glass marble accents. Drip resistant spout. 27″ long. Quality made for long and beautiful life…. More >>


Red Carpet Studios Ltd. Crystal Dreams Red Glass Hummingbird Feeder with Copper and Glass Heart Accent

Schrodt Designs Model HBLA-E Amethyst Etched Hummingbird Feeder

January 4, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Oriole Bird Feeders

  • Kilnfired lustered glass, redwood and brass base
  • Original etchings by Gary Schrodt
  • Includes nectar recipe
  • Fully functional feeder
  • Easy to clean

Product Description
Features Kiln fired lustered glass that gives a gem quality finish. Extremely durable and functional. The redwood parts are lathe turned by hand and the dish cover is solid brass with ruby flowers to attract hummingbir… More >>


Schrodt Designs Model HBLA-E Amethyst Etched Hummingbird Feeder

Garden Jewels 453F-2 Ten Ounce Hand Painted Glass Hummingbird Feeder

January 4, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Humming Bird Feeders

  • 10-ounce nectar capacity
  • Patented reversing funnel cap makes filling and cleaning easy
  • Durable hand-painted tempered glass nectar container

Product Description
The Opus GardenJewels 10 oz Hand Painted Glass Hummingbird Feeder features a patented reversing funnel cap (makes filling and cleaning easy), a durable tempered clear, hand-painted glass nectar container, 3 sculpted feed… More >>


Garden Jewels 453F-2 Ten Ounce Hand Painted Glass Hummingbird Feeder

Bouquet 2 Hummingbird Feeder Aqua

January 2, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Humming Bird Feeders

  • 100% recycled glass
  • Top-feeding design will never drip
  • Powder-coated metal will never rust
  • Multiple ports allow multiple hummingbirds to feed at one time
  • Includes perches for hummingbirds to rest

Product Description
Based on early 1900s perfume bottles, this beautiful blown-glass Bouquet hummingbird feeder features 2 gorgeous aquamarine blown-glass hexagonal bottles nestled in a metal basket with individual perches. Each feeding sta… More >>


Bouquet 2 Hummingbird Feeder Aqua

Lunchpail 3 Hummingbird Feeder Flame Red

January 1, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Humming Bird Feeders

  • 100% recycled glass
  • Top-feeding design will never drip
  • Powder-coated metal will never rust
  • Multiple ports allow multiple hummingbirds to feed at one time
  • Includes perches for hummingbirds to rest

Product Description
Parasol’s vertical Bouquet hummingbird feeder features three flame red bottles each with its own perch and red handcrafted blown glass flower feeding tube. Approximately 3″ x 3″ x 12″. Capacity approximately 4 ounces for… More >>


Lunchpail 3 Hummingbird Feeder Flame Red

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