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Bee-Guard Hummingbird Feeder

Bee-Guard Hummingbird Feeder

Regular price £55.99 GBP
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Ports sized for bills, not insects
Ant guard keeps the nectar clean
Colours that carry across a garden
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Most hummingbird feeders end up feeding wasps and bees instead. This one is built around that problem: the ports are shaped so a hummingbird's bill reaches the nectar easily while insects cannot, and a guard keeps ants from climbing down into the reservoir. Fewer insects means the birds keep coming back.

The feeding surface uses a raised hexagonal pattern, which reads to a hummingbird the way a cluster of flowers does. Birds locate the ports faster than they do on a plain flat dish, and the raised geometry gives them something to hover against. Red, purple and blue are all colours that carry across a garden and draw attention from a distance.

Cleaning is where most feeders become a chore, so this one is moulded as a single body rather than assembled from parts that trap residue in the joints. It comes apart, rinses out and refills in a couple of minutes. Clean it every few days in warm weather, since sugar solution ferments quickly in the sun, and hang it in partial shade where you can see it from a window. A wide mouth on the reservoir makes topping it up straightforward without a funnel, and a sturdy hanging loop takes a bracket or a shepherd's hook.

  • Product type: Hummingbird nectar feeder
  • Colours available: Red, Purple, Blue
  • Design: Raised hexagonal feeding ports
  • Protection: Bee guard and ant guard
  • Construction: Uni-body, easy to clean and refill
  • Placement: Hang in partial shade, visible from a window
  • Care: Rinse and refill every few days in warm weather
  • In the box: 1 x hummingbird feeder
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Feeds Birds, Not Wasps

The ports are shaped so a hummingbird's bill reaches the nectar easily while insects cannot, and a guard stops ants climbing down into the reservoir.

Reads Like A Cluster Of Flowers

The feeding surface uses a raised hexagonal pattern. Birds locate the ports faster than on a plain flat dish, and the raised geometry gives them something to hover against.

Seen From The Far End Of The Garden

Red, purple and blue all carry across open ground and draw attention from a distance, which is what brings the first bird in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will wasps and bees take it over?

That is the problem it was built around. The ports let a hummingbird's bill through and keep insects out, so the nectar stays for the birds.

What stops ants getting in?

A guard on the hanger. Ants climb down the line rather than flying in, and the guard is what breaks that route.

Why the hexagonal surface?

It reads to a hummingbird the way a cluster of flowers does, so birds find the ports faster and have something to hover against while they feed.

Which colour attracts most?

All three carry well. Red is the classic and the most visible from a distance, while purple and blue stand out against green planting.

Where should I hang it?

Somewhere visible from open ground, with a branch or a perch nearby. Birds find it faster when the approach is clear.