Hummer Ring™ All Red Ring Feeder Starter Kit

You'll love feeding hummingbirds from your hand with this easy to use mini hummingbird feeder. Use the Plexiglas ring holder to train Hummingbirds to feed from the Hummer Rings or when you need to rest from the fun to avoid any spillage. Hummingbirds will still feed from the ring. 

To get started wash and fill your new Hummer Ring™ with our included 8 oz. Easy Mix Clear Hummingbird Nectar. A port in the center of each colored cap allows the bird to dine. The base reservoir holds 0.3 ounces or 10 ml. of nectar. Place in the palm of your hand. Quietly move near an existing hummingbird feeder. Hold your hand out to offer it to the hummingbird. They know these ports have the food they want. If they seem hesitant move your hand closer to the feeder and over the top of one feeding port and once they try it move away slowly to a comfortable place. That's it, super easy!

Hand feeding hummingbirds is so so cool. Each hummingbird sounds differently (the sound of their wings). To feel them this close is amazing and hummingbirds will respond if they feel like you are safe. Develop a relationship with your little feathered friends! Hummer Ring™ is made in the USA! 

Follow the instructions on the Nectar Pack and use the Easy Fill Syringe to load up the ring!

Features:

* Ring Design Handheld Hummingbird Feeder 

* Adjustable Ring 

* Comfortable positioning of hand and wrist helps to steady hand 

* Feeder helps to hide hand 

* Fingers are in a non-threatening position 

* Colors proven to be attractive to hummingbirds
* Holds 10 ml. of nectar
* Top rack dishwasher safe
* Great for children and seniors 

* Optional: Use red polish on nails for added effect
* Made in the USA

Dimensions: 5.25" x 5.25" x 5.25" 

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Helpful Hints

Feeding Hummingbirds by Hand

Be calm, still and patient! 

Attract hummingbirds to your yard by offering multiple sugar-water feeders. 

 

It has been our experience that hummingbirds prefer feeders with attached perches. By learning to perch in comfort while eating may also put them at ease learning to perch on your hand.

 

As the Hummingbirds gather and increase in numbers find a comfortable spot to sit near the feeders.

 

Sitting at a small table or in a chair with arms will offer you support for your hand. You might also consider propping it up higher on an inverted flower pot or other object. Initial training of your birds can take time and your comfort is important in reassuring your birds. If your birds already associate you as the 'food person'; you are ahead in the process.

 

Sit still and quietly so the hummingbirds get used to you being there.

 

After they seem comfortable with you remove the feeders and put on some Hummerings. Some red nail polish and red yarn on your wrist may help.

 

With time and patience they should eventually start feeding from the ring(s) on your hands.

 

NEVER attempt to touch, pet, handle, or capture these fragile and amazing creatures!