Recycled Glass Hummingbird Feeders

Blown glass, in the most vibrant of hues is hand crafted by artisans into some of the greatest hummingbird feeders around. The leader in blown glass hummingbird feeders, the company Parasol uses recycled soda bottles for their feeders.

With quality to ensure many years of use and enjoyment, these feeders make wonderful gifts to be used again and again. The newer basin style feeders allow for larger nectar capacity and more hummingbirds to feed at once.

While traditional tube style hummingbird feeders have seen vast improvements to deter dripping and leaky spouts, they are still wildly popular with the tiny flying jewels, also known as hummingbirds. Whichever style feeder, basin or tube, the most important thing is to keep nectar fresh at all times, changing it every few days in warmer weather. It’s really quite simple to make your own nectar too, no red dye needed!

Check out this easy recipe and other hummingbird tips:
Simply use one cup ordinary white cane sugar to four cups water. It’s not necessary to boil the water, but using one cup boiled will dissolve sugar quickly. Add three cups cold water, and nectar is ready for feeders. Store unused sugar water in the refrigerator for up to two weeks. In extreme heat, be sure to change feeders often. Never use honey or syrup as it will ferment and cause hummers harm. Do not use artificial sweeteners.