Discover the top feeders that will bring these beautiful birds to your yard this year:

Ruby Hummingbird Feeder by More Birds

This feeder is a great choice for anyone wanting a durable, easy-to-clean option that keeps nectar fresh and attracts many hummingbirds.

Pros

• Glass bottle holds nectar without fading or warping

• Built-in ant moat prevents pests from spoiling the nectar

• Four feeding stations let multiple birds feed at once

Cons

• Needs to be hand-washed; dishwasher use can damage it

• Nectar capacity is limited to 10 ounces, which might require frequent refilling

We found that the glass container makes a real difference in durability, especially under strong sunlight.

The red top and base are very noticeable and attract hummingbirds well. The built-in ant moat worked as promised, which is helpful because ants can quickly ruin nectar.

Refilling the feeder is simple thanks to the wide opening, and taking it apart is just as easy.

Cleaning by hand takes a little extra effort, but it keeps the feeder safe from the harsh dishwasher heat, which can damage it.

The four feeding ports allow several hummingbirds to eat at the same time without crowding.

The size fits nicely in most yards, but if you have a lot of birds visiting, you might need to refill the nectar regularly.

SEWANTA Hummingbird Feeder 10 oz (Set of 2)

This feeder set attracts hummingbirds and keeps your nectar clean with its built-in ant guard.

Pros

• Built-in ant moat keeps bugs away

• Easy to clean and fill with a wide mouth design

• Sturdy glass construction with multiple feeding ports

Cons

• Hand wash only, no dishwasher use

• A bit heavy compared to plastic feeders

We were delighted by the number of hummingbirds that emerged after we hung this feeder in our backyard.

The circular perch design gives several birds space to feed at once without crowding.

The ant guard filled with water is a smart feature.

It stopped ants from reaching the nectar, which helped keep it fresh longer and reduced the hassle of cleaning extra debris.

Cleaning was straightforward because the feeder breaks into two parts easily.

The glass lets us monitor nectar levels clearly, though it means we have to be careful not to drop it.

Muse Garden Glass Hummingbird Feeder

This feeder is a solid choice for anyone wanting a durable, beautiful option that keeps bugs away and is easy to maintain.

Pros

• Beautiful hand-blown glass adds charm to your garden

• Easy to clean and refill with a wide opening and a removable base

• Includes an ant guard and a bee-proof design to reduce pests

Cons

• Glass makes it fragile compared to plastic feeders

• Holds a moderate amount of nectar, so frequent refills are needed for many birds

   

  This feeder brightened our backyard with its rich colors and unique design.

The hand-blown glass stands out, much more than standard feeders. It also consistently attracts hummingbirds, making the garden livelier.

Thanks to the large mouth, refilling is straightforward, and cleaning is quick with the included brush and detachable parts.

The ant moat keeps ants from bothering the birds or spoiling the nectar.

While glass is lovely, it means being a bit careful with handling.

The hummingbirds seem to enjoy perching on the four spots provided.

Nature's Way Mason Jar Hummingbird Feeder

This feeder is a solid choice if you want something easy to fill and clean with a classic look that keeps hummingbirds returning.

Pros

• Easy to clean with a wide opening and removable parts

• The glass jar feels sturdy and looks nicer than plastic

• Leak-free flexible flower ports help keep nectar inside

Cons

• Size may be too small if you get lots of hummingbirds

The glass jar was very convenient because it opens wide, making refills quick.

Cleaning is simple since every piece comes apart and fits in the dishwasher.

The flexible flower ports do a good job of sealing the nectar inside without dripping.

We noticed fewer ants and less wasted syrup than other feeders we tried.

The design is simple but charming, fitting well in different garden styles.

While it doesn’t hold a ton of nectar, this size is great for a small group of hummingbirds or spots where you often want fresh nectar.

The metal hanger worked fine for us, but if you face strong breezes, it might feel a bit light.

Buying Guide

When choosing a hummingbird feeder, we need to focus on a few key features.

First, the feeder should be easy to clean. Hummingbirds are sensitive to mold and bacteria, so regular cleaning is important to keep them safe.

Material is another factor to consider.

Plastic feeders can be lightweight and inexpensive, but glass feeders tend to last longer and are less likely to stain. We should pick based on what fits our needs and budget.

The size of the feeder matters too.

A larger feeder can hold more nectar, meaning less refilling. But if we live in a hot climate, smaller feeders might help prevent nectar from spoiling too fast.

Look for feeders with multiple feeding ports.

This allows multiple hummingbirds to feed at the same time, which is particularly beneficial when many birds are visiting.

Here is a quick checklist to help us decide:

We should also avoid feeders with red dye in nectar reservoirs.

Red parts attract hummingbirds without harmful chemicals. This keeps the feeder safe and inviting.

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