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Hexagonal Flower Hummingbird Feeder: Hanging Nectar Feeder with Perch

This hexagonal flower hummingbird feeder is a bright, easy-to-use nectar feeder designed to attract nectar-feeding birds to your garden. The hexagonal dish is dotted with flower-shaped feeding ports and ringed by a perch, so birds can sit comfortably and sip from the flowers, and the clear hook on top makes it simple to hang from a tree, bracket, pergola or balcony. Its bold colour and floral design are chosen deliberately, since nectar-feeding birds are strongly drawn to bright reds and flower shapes.

The flat, open dish design is its biggest practical advantage. Unlike bottle-style feeders that are fiddly to fill and hard to clean, this style unclips easily so you can pour the nectar straight in, wipe it out and refit it in seconds. Easy cleaning genuinely matters with nectar feeders, because sugar solution needs to be changed and the feeder washed regularly to keep the birds that visit it healthy. The multiple flower ports and full perch ring also let several birds feed at once.

It is available in a range of shapes and colours, including flower and hexagonal designs in reds, blues, purple and orange, so you can choose one that suits your garden while still offering the bright colour that draws birds in.

Key Features & Benefits

• Hexagonal nectar feeder with multiple flower-shaped feeding ports

• Full perch ring so birds can sit and feed comfortably

• Clear hook on top for easy hanging from a tree, bracket or balcony

• Open dish design that is very easy to fill, empty and clean

• Bright colour and flower shape that attract nectar-feeding birds

• Lets several birds feed at the same time

• Available in a range of shapes and colours

How to Use

Make a simple nectar solution by dissolving white sugar in water (a common ratio is one part sugar to four parts water), stir until dissolved and let it cool before filling. Do not use honey, brown sugar or any red food dye, as these can harm the birds. Fill the dish, refit the top, and hang the feeder in a shaded spot where you can watch it, ideally near cover. Change the nectar and rinse the feeder regularly, more often in hot weather, as sugar solution ferments and spoils quickly in the heat. Give it a proper wash between refills to keep it clean and safe.

Getting the Best From It

• Hang it in shade. Nectar spoils faster in the sun, so a shaded, sheltered spot keeps it fresh longer and makes it more inviting.

• Change nectar often. Refresh it every couple of days, and daily in hot weather, since spoiled nectar can make birds sick. Cloudy solution means it's time to change.

• Skip the dye and honey. Plain white sugar and water only. Red dye and honey are harmful, and the feeder's own red colour is enough to attract birds.

• Keep it clean. Wash the dish and ports between refills to prevent mould and fermentation building up.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of feeder is this?
It is a hummingbird-style nectar feeder. The hexagonal dish has flower-shaped ports and a perch ring, and it hangs from the clear hook on top.

What do I put in it?
Fill it with a simple homemade nectar of white sugar dissolved in water (around one part sugar to four parts water), cooled before use. Avoid honey, brown sugar and red food dye, as these can harm birds.

How often should I clean and refill it?
Change the nectar and rinse the feeder regularly, every couple of days and daily in hot weather, since sugar solution spoils quickly. Give it a proper wash between refills.

Why is it red and flower-shaped?
Nectar-feeding birds are strongly attracted to bright colours, especially red, and to flower shapes, so the design helps draw them to the feeder.

What colours does it come in?
It comes in a range of shapes and colours, including flower and hexagonal designs in red, blue, purple and orange.

Where can I buy this hummingbird feeder in Australia?
It is available online with shipping across Australia and local pickup in Bonnyrigg, NSW. Current pricing is shown on this page.