Hummingbird feeders are becoming more and more popular. Everyone wants to attract these wonders of nature to their yard.

The hummingbird family, Trochilidae, can only be found in the Western Hemisphere. There are 328 known species of hummingbirds, but there are only about 20 species of hummingbirds that visit North America and Mexico.

In nature, hummingbirds feed on tiny flying insects, spiders and nectar, but they can be attracted to hummingbird feeders using hummingbird food (sugar water).

You can choose from several styles of hummingbird feeders including:

• Hummingbird Dish Feeders
• Blown Glass Hummingbird Feeders
• Window Hummingbird Feeders

Bottle feeders are usually made of a glass or plastic bottle turned upside down sending the hummingbird food into a small dish or tube. They often have red plastic flower bee-guards (little plastic screens that keep insects away from the sugar solution) on the feeding ports.

Dish feeders are usually made of plastic. They are basically a covered dish with feeding ports built into the cover. The feeding ports in the top make them less attractive to bees and wasps. Many dish feeders are now designed with a glass storage bottle to dispense the sugar solution from above.

We offer so many beautiful hummingbird feeders for feeding hummingbirds that it may be hard to decide on just one. Our blown-glass hummer feeders are some of the most attractive, with their bright, sparkling color and soft, curving lines. Several models have red crystal droplets that dangle from the feeder to help attract hummingbirds. A few of these beautiful wild bird feeders surrounded by your favorite flowers will create a breathtaking centerpiece in your garden.

Our selection of window hummingbird feeders will give you the opportunity to watch these flying jewels up close. They easily mount on glass windows with suction cups and are designed with all of the features you need to attract hummingbirds and bring them right up to your house.

With all the hummingbird feeders we have to choose from - blown-glass hummingbird feeders, window feeders, or traditional saucer and bottle style feeders - you are sure to find what you are looking for at The One Stop Bird Shop.