Hummingbirds
How to Revive a Faded Hummingbird Feeder
Each spring when I pull my hummingbird feeders out of storage in anticipation of the hummingbirds' return, the red parts of the feeders appear to have faded to a bland, light pink. Everyone knows that bright red is the most alluring color to a hungry hummingbird, so I have devised a way to revive those faded feeder parts.
Using a shockingly bright red nail polish, I carefully paint a red flower around the feeding hole, being sure to avoid the hole and feeding area. To make doubly sure the hummingbirds notice the feeder, I hang a large red ribbon on it.
The combination never fails to catch the eye of early migrant hummingbirds. And the effort of reviving the feeders is one of my favorite early spring rituals.
Hooked on Hummingbirds DVD
Hooked On Hummingbirds reveals astonishing behaviors that the naked eye never sees. Spectacular, close-up footage in slow motion, stop motion, and real time shows hummers flying, feeding, fighting, and nesting as you've never seen them before. Only $22.99 in our store!
Hummingbirds Downloadable E-book
Everything you need to know about hummingbirds, PLUS profiles of all the commonly encountered hummer species of North America! This 24-page, full-color document is designed to be easy to read on your computer screenno paper or ink required. Only $2.99 in our store!
First Flight DVD
A black-chinned hummingbird nests on a clothesline in a backyard in Las Vegas. But what happened in Vegas didn't stay in Vegas! Witness how the nest is built through the mother's tireless efforts in this documentary. See the fledging of baby hummers and their life afterward! Only $19.95 in our store!
Enjoying Hummingbirds More
Our popular 32-page booklet offers excellent guidance for attracting and hosting hummingbirds plus profiles of more than a dozen common backyard hummingbird species. Detailed plant and flower charts are included. Only $4.99 in our store!










