How to Hang a Hummingbird Feeder
Determine your feeder type., Find a good spot for the feeder., Install the feeder.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Determine your feeder type.
The majority of hummingbird feeders come with a J-hook from which to hang them; however, some are meant to be screwed onto the railings of decks. -
Step 2: Find a good spot for the feeder.
The feeder should be set up in a relatively shady place, with plenty of perches nearby.
Make sure to account for your view when you chose a place for the feeder; it's a treat to watch these iridescent birds.
Consider placing the feeder within view of a window.
Because you'll need frequent access to it for cleaning and refilling, the location should be easily accessible, and not too tall for you to reach. , Deck-type feeders will need to be secured to a flat, wooden surface with screws, whereas hanging feeders simply need their J-hook top hooked over a stable branch, or a hook on the eaves of your house. -
Step 3: Install the feeder.
Detailed Guide
The majority of hummingbird feeders come with a J-hook from which to hang them; however, some are meant to be screwed onto the railings of decks.
The feeder should be set up in a relatively shady place, with plenty of perches nearby.
Make sure to account for your view when you chose a place for the feeder; it's a treat to watch these iridescent birds.
Consider placing the feeder within view of a window.
Because you'll need frequent access to it for cleaning and refilling, the location should be easily accessible, and not too tall for you to reach. , Deck-type feeders will need to be secured to a flat, wooden surface with screws, whereas hanging feeders simply need their J-hook top hooked over a stable branch, or a hook on the eaves of your house.
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