Charming Wind Chimes Hummingbird feeders for Outdoors Hanging ant and bee Proof,Never Leak,Perfect Garden Decor for Outside
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Color: 6 balls-Red
Features
- Innovative Wind Chimes Feeder A creative blend of windchimes and humming birds feeders for outside, providing multiple feeding spots. A versatile addition to any indoor or outdoor space.
- Hand-Blown Glass Each bird feeder ball is expertly crafted by skilled artisans, featuring eye-catching red silicone flowers that not only attract hummingbirds quickly but also protect their tongues from injury.
- Heartwarming Bird FeederThis beautifully designed hummingbird feeders for outdoors with its vibrant colors and intricate details is the perfect thoughtful choice for woman unique, grandparents, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, or friends.
- Simple Cleaning & RefillingEasily hand-wash or place in the dishwasher for a thorough clean. The feeder's mesmerizing colors are fade-resistant, ensuring longevity and durability compared to plastic counterparts.
- Hassle-Free Hanging & Moving Lightweight and sturdy, this enchanting wind chime humming bird feeder is a breeze to hang and reposition, making it the perfect decorative piece for patios, gardens, decks, backyards, front porches, and bedrooms.
Brand: HEADAK LIFE
Target Species: Hummingbird
Recommended Uses For Product: Nectar
Material: Glass
Special Feature: Bee Resistant
Brand: HEADAK LIFE
Target Species: Hummingbird
Recommended Uses For Product: Nectar
Material: Glass
Special Feature: Bee Resistant
Mounting Type: Hanging Mount
Product Dimensions: 5.11"L x 5.11"W x 23.5"H
Power Source: hand_powered
Included Components: Brush, Hanging Wire
Theme: Birds & Bugs
Color: 6 balls-Red
Item Weight: 2.86 Pounds
UPC: 756329612010
Manufacturer: HEADAK LIFE
Item Weight: 2.86 pounds
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Color: Dotted Navy Blue
The media could not be loaded. We put this just outside of the kitchen window so we get a little entertainment while doing dishes! I could watch these little hummingbirds for hours -- see video. This is an incredibly well-priced item for a work of art that is beautiful to admire, and that will mesmerize and entertain you for years. If you buy it, please understand that this is NOT a "set it and forget it" kind of thing. If you put out a hummingbird feeder, you will need to maintain it every few days for the health of the birds. Maintaining it is not hard to do -- but it is essential, and it does require a commitment. Here are some things I learned that I found helpful: 1.) This set comes with a little cleaner brush. It works great for cleaning the glass balls each time I change the nectar. You'll want to scrub all around the opening, and also where the water line for the nectar is, as this tends to grow some black mold-like stuff. If you rinse and shake it, it gets a lot of that stuff out, but don't skip a good scrub with the cleaner tool. Why do you need to do this? Because bacteria loves to grow in sugar water, esp. when it's hot in the summer. And the bacteria can harm the birds. You should plan to change the water every 3 days or so -- and more often if it's very hot outside or the balls are in the direct sun. 2.) The recipe for nectar is 1/4 to 1/3 cup of plain sugar to every cup of boiling water. My go-to recipe is to use a 1/4 cup of sugar for each cup of water. You'll need about 2 cups of nectar if you fill the balls to halfway, so multiple by this recipe by 2. Use more sugar (1/3 cup) in cold months to give the birds more energy, and less sugar (1/4 cup, with MORE water) in warm months -- esp. if there is not a water source nearby. You don't need any special ingredients, just the white sugar that you cook with, and that you probably have in your kitchen. DO NOT spend money on hummingbird feeder mix, and don't add red dye to the nectar. They like it just fine au naturale. :-) Here is a good "recipe" from Cornell Ornithology Lab: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/news/whats-the-best-recipe-for-hummingbird-nectar/ 3.) Make sure to mix the nectar in a tempered glass container or a metal container that can handle the boiling water. I first used an old peanut butter jar, but it cracked when I added the boiling water, and I had nectar all over my counter. Now I actually use my Chemex, because it is made for hot water. Also - make sure to let the nectar cool completely before filling the containers. You can store it in an airtight jar in your fridge, but only for a few days. It is best to mix the nectar fresh each time -- again, to avoid any bacterial growth. 4.) Use a small funnel to fill the balls through the small opening. if you don't have one, definitely buy one to making filling easier. I use a silicone one that folds up so it takes very little space in my drawer, like this one: https://a.co/d/dzSIgji 5.) The set comes with two kinds of flowers for the birds to drink from. One set has perches, the other does not. I prefer the perches, as it gives the birds a choice. Some birds like to drink while flying, others will sit for a long while on the perch and have a good ole time! 6.) Do not overfill the balls. You want them to be about half full, so that the nectar does not reach the edge of the opening when the ball is sitting upright. I used to fill them to the top, but then I found that the nectar will leak out if the level is higher than the opening, and this will attract a lot of bees. The bees and the birds definitely clash. Since I learned to fill them 1/2 way instead, no more bees! If you have tried to fill them only halfway and still have some bees, I found that spraying it with a mixture of distilled white vinegar and water helps to dispel the bees, and the hummingbirds aren't bothered by it at all. If you try this natural deterrent, invest in a good pump sprayer so that you can safely spray it from a distance. The bees really hate it and they will become quite active, so you do not want to be standing too close. (QUICK NOTE ABOUT LEVELS: The hummingbirds can actually reach the liquid even if the level is quite low, so don't worry that the balls are not full enough. Hummingbirds have amazingly long tongues to reach very far into the source, so they will manage just fine!) 7.) It is good to have a separate perch for the birds nearby -- maybe something with a small wire, a wire fence, a vine, or a tree with small branches/offshoots. The hummingbirds love to sit nearby to wait until the coast is clear at the feeder Others like to sit nearby -- lying in wait for the next bird so they can chase them away! They are characters. Whether you have shy birds or aggressive birds, they really appreciate a place to sit that is NOT right next to the feeder, but where the feeder is within viewing distance. Things I love about this set: - First, it is beautiful -- especially in the morning when the sun glimmers off of the glass balls. My neighbors have also commented about how nice it looks. - Second, it comes in a beautiful satin-lined gift box, well presented, causing OOs and AHHs when opened! I plan on giving this out as gifts to several people, because I love it so much. - Third, it is a highly functional design, because it has multiple feeder spots that are spaced apart and allow for lots of birds to feed on all sides. I have had 6+ birds at a time on and around this feeder! If you have watched hummingbirds for any length of time, you'll understand they are territorial creatures. Having more feeding spots is best to avoid too many conflicts -- although you will see them chase each other a lot, still. It's pretty amusing to watch! I hope you enjoy this feeder as much as I do.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2025 by CarMar
Color: 6 balls-Red
This is a beautiful hummingbird feeder! It’s sturdy and extremely well made. It came in a well packaged in a box worth gifting or saving!! It has an additional set of flowers that have little perches attached. Our hummers came to it right away! An awesome purchase if you love hummingbirds and also want a gorgeous decorative item hanging in your yard. Perfect gift for yourself or any yard/bird enthusiasts! 10/10 Easy to fill and assemble, zero issues with leaks and we did fill the globes completely. I purchased the red, because we have noticed our red feeders do get the most attention from the hummers, but they are about 50% green.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by Misty Peterson Misty Peterson
Color: Blue
The hummingbird feeder is beautiful beyond my expectations. I love that it came packaged in such high quality box that makes it such an elegant gift. I'm almost jealous to be giving it away. Lol. Highly recommend!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by Kindle Customer
Color: Blue
Stunning! I bought this for my amazing boss who loves hummingbirds. It’s unique, like nothing I’ve ever seen. The openings to fill the sugar water mix are large and will be easy to fill. The glass is gorgeous and very thick. She loves to garden and has a stunning yard/back patio area and I know this will be a perfect addition.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2025 by JyngerM.
Color: 6 balls-Red
We've given these for gifts a few times. They're absolutely beautiful!! Great quality!! exceptional packaging!! Love these!! Hummingbirds love them!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2025 by M.M.
Color: Blue
The most beautiful color, and so easy to change the water. You would think it’s hard but it’s not. I left mine out all winter and they’re still beautiful. People comment them all the time.
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025 by Rickelle r.
Color: 6 balls-Red
This is such a a beautiful hummingbird feeder. The individual feeders are a nice heavy weight and were packaged in styrofoam and satin padding. The box they came in is a beautiful green linen like textured heavy duty box and easily reusable. The overall construction is sturdy and ready to be hung.
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025 by Vickie M. Seibert
Color: Green
Absolutely gorgeous and a hot hummingbird spot!! The hummingbirds love it! The multidirectional perch spots even allowed 2 rival hummingbirds to drink at the same time for a moment. The only reason I deducted 1 start from this wonderful chime feeder is because the hummingbirds are not able to get all the nectar to the bottom. My picture shows the nectar line when hummingbirds could no longer reach. The remaining nectar had some debris and 1 to no gnats. I then tried filling the globes as full as possible thinking the red rubber flower would seal but then the liquid very very slowly dripped out. I hate to waste the nectar so this aspect was not appealing.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by Ashlee Hitchcock Ashlee Hitchcock