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Spiral Glass Hummingbird Feeder

Spiral Glass Hummingbird Feeder

GardenAccentHeaven has added the entire Schrodt Line of bird feeders, hummingbird feeders, butterfly houses and bat houses to its website. The Schrodt Lantern Hummingbird Feeders are  exceptionably elegant feeders. Their great looks and practical design make a good addition to your lawn and garden outdoor decor. We have them in our backyard and the hummingbirds fed at them daily.

The Hummingbird Lantern Feeders come in several designs. There are etched glass, faceted glass, silk screen glass and just plain glass. Check out the photos below of these wonderful looking hummingbird feeders.

Bats are nature’s natural mosquito and other small flying insect control agents. Mounting a bat house up high where it is warmed by the early morning or south sun will help attract bats to your lawn and garden.

Hanging Butterfly House

Hanging Butterfly House

Butterflies are wonder to watch. The Schrodt line has a very attractive Butterfly House with etched design glass sides that lets you see the butterflies nesting inside. These Butterfly Houses area  great  habitat that can be pole mounted or hung. We also offer a butterfly feeder and butterfly nectar on our secure website.

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Hummingbirds are extremely loyal to feeding sites. A hummingbird that feeds in your yard one year will return to that feeder the next year. If you aren’t attracting as many hummers as you want read on! As the male Ruby-Throated Hummingbird is so territorial, one key is to offer lots of hummingbird feeders.

Remember two Golden Rules: Keep your hummingbird feeder clean and the hummingbird nectar fresh. Hummingbirds keep their distance from fermented nectar. They will not eat from a dirty feeder, especially one that has mold on it!

Perhaps hummers understand the need for a clear head for their acrobatic flying. Fermented nectar can support the growth of deadly molds. If a hummingbird gets a taste of fermented nectar from your feeder, it will look elsewhere for a drink and remain suspicious of the offending feeder for a long time.

Frequently asked questions from those who have Hummingbird feeders:

Q. How can I keep bees and wasps away from my Hummingbird feeders?

A .Use a Flat Top Hummingbird Feeder (The best one is Droll Yankee Aspects Feeder). When the Hummingbird Nectar is not at the feeding port, Hummers can reach the nectar-Wasps and Bees cannot!

Q. How can I keep ants out of my feeder?

 A. Buy a new feeder with “Nectar Guard Tips” or hang a Nectar Protector Ant Moat above your feeder and fill it with water (ant’s can’t swim!). The hummingbird feeder will be easy to fill and clean- yet no ants and lots of hummers in your backyard!

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