Mix one part white sugar with four parts water to create an irresistible and safe hummingbird feast.
Always use refined white sugar for your hummingbird nectar to prevent harm; avoid brown sugar, honey, and artificial sweeteners.
Attract hummingbirds with feeder color, not harmful food dye, to keep their meals safe and natural.
Regularly refill feeders to maintain a fresh supply and keep hummingbirds returning for more.
Clean your hummingbird feeders frequently to prevent dirt build-up, insect jams, and disease spread.
Use perfume-free soap, white vinegar, or diluted bleach to clean feeders, ensuring they're safe and inviting.
Enhance feeder appeal and safety with protective features like bee guards, ant moats, and roofs for shelter.
Place feeders away from windows and other bird feeders, but near trees for a secure hummingbird dining spot.
Set out feeders during the hummingbirds' active seasons and adjust based on your area's bird activity.
Remove feeders during cold snaps to prevent freezing and ensure the health and safety of your hummingbird guests.
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