Hummingbird Feeder Heater For Winter Outdoor

Hummingbirds can have a hard time finding water sources in the winter. Give your feathered friends a safe place to drink, bathe, and warm up with these Heated Hummingbird Feeders.

When temperatures drop and water freezes, Hummingbirds can have a tough time finding a place to drink, preen, and bathe. Hummingbirds can use snow to meet their needs, but it costs them metabolic energy that they could be used to keep warm. Heated Hummingbird Feeders give our feathered friends a better chance of surviving winter.

Heated Hummingbird Feeders provide a water source for Hummingbirds in the coldest months, with the additional benefit of giving avian enthusiasts and watchers a way to observe Hummingbirds in the off-season. If water is scarce in the area, a Heated Hummingbird Feeder could draw a lot of feathered creatures to your property.

Please note the Hearth is a separate item. It does NOT include an actual hummingbird feeder

Now it's Easy to Keep the Nectar Flowing in Your Hummingbird Feeder this Winter. If you feed hummingbirds, you know how awful it feels to wake up in the morning to a frozen hummingbird feeder.

You miss out on the joy of watching those incredible creatures. More importantly, what are those little guys going to eat?

Simply attach to your existing hummingbird feeder (please note hummingbird feeder not included) then turn on before the temperature dips below freezing. Effective.

With its simple yet effective design, will keep a smaller hummingbird feeder thawed to about 15 degrees F with a single 7 watt light bulb (included). Easy.

The Hearth it’s easy to attach to a wide range of hummingbird feeders with a ring-style perch. It is held in place with adjustable hooks. Simple. A 7 watt or (optional) 15 watt incandescent light bulb applies heat to the bottom of the feeder which gently heats the nectar to a temperature and prevents freezing.

Material: ABS.
Color: Red
What's Included: a bird feeder heater set