How Do You Make Hummingbird Nectar For Feeders?

There is nothing more rewarding than observing the beauties of nature. One of those glorious past-times is observing the amazing tiny, delicate hummingbirds sipping nectar from a flower or from your own feeder. Those of us who live in cold climates, eagerly anticipate the spring migration of these beautiful creatures.

Here is some information on how to make hummingbird nectar for feeders. Make your own hummingbird nectar. This is the best way to protect their health.

This makes feeding these tiny birds fun and easy. Although hummingbirds are attracted to red, they are also sensitive to additives in red dye. Avoid commercial nectars.

Companies will put the red dye in nectar because of sales. It is not necessary and is harmful to the delicate hummingbird system. All they need is an occasional sip of sugar-water.

The mixture has to be just the right ratio. Too much is also not good for them. The ratio is 1/4 cup white sugar to every 1 cup of water.

Do not use anything else like brown ... more.

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