HUMMINGBIRDS AT
YOUR HOME
Discover everything you need to know about attracting and caring for hummingbirds at your home. Learn how to feed them properly, maintain clean feeders, and create a safe, welcoming environment for these incredible birds.

This Hummingbird Feeder Cleaning Tip Will Save You Hours of Work
This tip will save you so much time and effort that you are going to thank me forever. When I take apart my hummingbird feeders, I never see a trace

How to Make Hummingbird Nectar the Right Way: The Right Sugar and the Right Ratio
Pure cane sugar is the gold standard when it comes to feeding hummingbirds. This is what has been used for years and it works. But for those who cannot get

Stop Yellow Jackets from Invading Your Hummingbird Feeders
I did a video (link below) about dealing with yellow jackets when I first started the channel a couple of years ago. But I’m noticing on social media now since

How to Get Hummingbirds into Your Yard
Everyone wants to know how I did this! After feeding hummingbirds for nearly 40 years, I’ve learned a few tricks; and this series of articles and videos will help you

Attracting Hummingbirds to Your Property and Garden With the Best Nectar
Nectar, whether from flowers or hummingbird feeders, is the “gasoline” that powers our little hummingbirds, and they must constantly fill their tank. Hummingbirds have amazing brains. They are good with

Why Don’t Hummingbirds Come to Your Feeders? – They Don’t See Them!
You need to help hummingbirds find you. This might seem simple, but you would be amazed how many people don’t think of this when they decide to hang a feeder.

Attracting Hummingbirds with Flowers
Nothing brings in hummingbirds like flowers. That is their natural food source and it’s the easiest way to feed them. You don’t have to make nectar, you don’t have to

Provide Perches for Your Hummingbirds
Most people only observe hummingbirds when they’re flying around feeding on flowers or at feeders, but hummingbirds spend the majority of their time perched. They’re not always easy to spot