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Hummingbird Feeders

4.9 out of 5 from 662 reviews

A good hummingbird feeder draws birds in, is easy to keep clean and lasts. Pop's Birding feeders are made in the USA with all three in mind. As the company that invented the hummingbird swing, we know hummingbirds like a reliable food source they can perch beside and guard. Our feeders make refilling and cleaning simple, so your nectar stays fresh. Clean nectar matters more than anything else you do for visiting hummingbirds. Hang a feeder near a Pop's swing and a patch of nectar-rich flowers, and fill it with Powder Nectarlyte® or ready-to-use Liquid Nectarade®, our dye-free nectar with added calcium and electrolytes. Every feeder is backed by our Limited Lifetime Warranty.

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Hummingbird Feeders, Made in the USA
A perch right where they drink.
Why a perch?

A front-row seat at the feeder

Hummingbirds spend a large share of the day perched, about three-quarters of their waking hours in classic studies, resting near good food and guarding it from nearby perches. Pop's feeders give them a comfortable perch right at the nectar, so you can watch them sit and drink up close. See what the research shows.

“Love the Hummingbird Feeder. Easy to use, clean and replenish.”

Doris C., verified buyer
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The Grandview™ perch
Only from Pop's

The Grandview™ perch

The perch sits higher, right above the open bowl, so hummingbirds rest in a natural posture and lean forward to drink instead of stretching sideways to a port. A more comfortable feeding position for the bird, and a face-on view for you.

  • Molded into the coverOne piece, with nothing to attach or lose.
  • Patented Polyperch®Shaped and textured like the branches hummingbirds look for in nature.
  • Leak-proof designThe cover seals onto the bowl: no drips, no mess, no wasted nectar.
  • Easy to fill and cleanHolds 8 oz, comes apart in 2 pieces, and is dishwasher safe (top rack).
  • Easy to checkThe clear bowl makes it easy to monitor and refill nectar levels.
  • Threaded brass hangerHeavy-duty brass with a 1.25" opening for lots of hanging options.
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Built-in ant moat + Hummguard® tips
Keep pests out

Built-in ant moat + Hummguard® tips

A built-in ant moat keeps ants out. Having trouble with bees or wasps? Add Hummguard® Nectar Tips to the feeder cover (sold separately). The flexible membrane opens for a hummingbird's beak, then closes for flying insects.

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Bring them closer

Build a hummingbird sanctuary

  1. Hang it in the right spot

    Hang it 4–6 feet high, with morning sun and afternoon shade, near a tree or shrub for cover. Pick a spot you can see from a window. See the placement guide.

  2. Give them a place to rest

    We like to hang a hummingbird swing about 1 foot from the feeder, at the same height, so they have a comfortable place to rest beside their food.

  3. Add cover and flowers

    Choose a sheltered spot near tall flowering shrubs, so they have somewhere to retreat and natural nectar close by. Pop's wildflower seed mix is an easy start.

  4. Keep the nectar fresh

    Change nectar every 2–3 days in normal weather, every 1–2 days when it's 90°F or hotter, and right away if it turns cloudy. Pop's nectar adds calcium and electrolytes.

Pair it with

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Hummguard® Nectar Tips 12 ct
Hummguard® Nectar Tips
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Nectarlyte® Powder Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate, 2 lb
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Original Hummingbird Swing™
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Hummingbird & Butterfly Wildflower Seed Mix
Hummingbird & Butterfly Wildflower Seed Mix
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A ruby-throated hummingbird perched on a Pop's Original Series swing
Our story

It started with one swing

Captivated by the mystique and originality of the hummingbird, William “Pops” Sloan began the quest to invite more wonder into the lives of birders everywhere, so everyone could experience the joy and awe of a hummingbird sighting firsthand. Thus, the hummingbird swing was born.

Our mission: Pop's Birding is dedicated to helping people attract, understand, and enjoy hummingbirds through innovative products, practical education, and decades of hands-on experience.

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Designed by hummingbird enthusiasts
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Hummingbird feeder questions

The things bird lovers ask us most.

Choosing a feeder

Do hummingbirds need a perch to feed comfortably?

Hummingbirds can hover to feed, but they spend a large share of the day perched, about three-quarters of their waking hours in classic studies, resting near good food and guarding it from nearby perches. A feeder or nearby swing with a comfortable perch gives them a place to do that where you can see them.

How is AspenPerch® different from other perch-style saucer feeders?

Most feeders treat the perch as a viewing convenience for you. AspenPerch's Polyperch® platform is designed around hummingbird posture and comfort, the same thinking behind Pop's Original Hummingbird Swing™.

What is the Grandview™ perch?

It's Pop's elevated perch, set above the bowl so hummingbirds feed in a natural forward-leaning posture while you watch them face-on as they lap nectar.

What makes the Polyperch® design different from a standard perch?

Polyperch® is shaped and textured like the branches hummingbirds look for in nature and sized for hummingbird posture, unlike the basic perch rings found on most saucer feeders.

How much nectar does the AspenPerch® feeder hold?

8 oz. You fill it by lifting the cover, with no other parts to take apart.

Is the AspenPerch® feeder leak-proof?

Yes. AspenPerch® is designed to be leak-proof, reducing mess and wasted nectar.

Placement & care

Where should I hang a hummingbird feeder?

For best results, hang it 4–6 feet high, with morning sun and afternoon shade, and within 10–15 feet of a tree or shrub for cover. See our full placement guide.

How often should I change the nectar?

Change nectar every 2–3 days in normal weather, every 1–2 days when it's 90°F or hotter, and right away if it turns cloudy.

Is the AspenPerch® feeder dishwasher safe?

Yes, on the top rack. It comes apart in 2 pieces plus the brass rod, so cleaning is simple. See our feeder cleaning guide.

Why aren't hummingbirds visiting my feeder?

The most common causes are incorrect nectar ratio, poor placement, spoiled nectar, or no nearby perch. It may take a while for them to find a new feeder. See our full troubleshooting guide for a complete checklist.

When should I take my feeder down?

Take feeders down about two weeks after you last see a hummingbird. When to put feeders up and take them down.

Ants, bees & wasps

Does AspenPerch® come with ant and bee protection?

AspenPerch® has a built-in ant moat to keep ants out. Bee guards are not built in: if bees or wasps become a problem, add Pop's Hummguard® tips to the feeder cover. They're sold separately.

How do Hummguard® tips work?

Each tip has a flexible membrane that opens when a hummingbird inserts its beak to feed and closes tight when the beak is removed, creating a barrier bees and other flying insects can't get through.

Made in the USA & warranty

Is AspenPerch® made in the USA, and what's the warranty?

Yes, AspenPerch® is Made in the USA and backed by Pop's Limited Lifetime Product Workmanship Warranty, which covers manufacturing defects, plus our 14-Day Satisfaction Guarantee.

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