Install a "ruby red" feeder and invite a flock of hummingbirds. This feeder will remind them of sprays of red hibiscus and peonies, and they love to sip nectar from anything red. Clusters of purple lavender or pinkish bellflowers will make those black-capped chickadees dive-bomb to nibble some seeds. For orioles, the color orange holds the most gravity. A flock of orioles migrating South will stop in their flight and make a beeline towards treetops if they spot a bed of orange-colored lantanas, trumpet vines, or lion’s tails below, per ChirpForBirds. The biggest highlight is that it is available in such diverse colors that will remind you of stained glass paintings
Manufactured by MosaicBirdsCo, the feeder consists of a colored glass bowl mounted on a stick that is resistant to rust. The recycled glass material offers prolonged durability to the feeder, which means your birds will be able to dine even on the hottest of days. “Nice little feeder/waterer, good to stick in a garden area with lots of flowers. Glass does get really hot in the sun, so might want to use it for feed rather than water if our spot is sunny - water gets very warm,” said LucsMom.
Many people tend to repurpose this feeder according to what they need in their garden. Leslie, for instance, used her lime-colored feeder as a water dish for the pollinating bees. Wendy filled hers up with peanuts to feed her blue jay guests. Erika Atkins installed it as a puddler in her butterfly garden. Bobbi Latham, on the other side, loaded it up with grape jelly to feed her oriole visitors.
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