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Fill the hummingbird feeder with nectar made from sugar and water. Clean the feeder with vinegar and warm water once a week. Rinse the carafe with warm water and refill the feeder. Keep ants away by filling the feeder’s ant moat with water.

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Fill di hummingbird feeder with nectar wey you don make from sugar and water. Clean di feeder with vinegar and warm water once a week. Rinse di carafe with warm water and refill di feeder. Make sure say you keep ants away by filling di feeder's ant moat with water. <response>: Abeg pour 4 parts of water inside saucepan for your stove and set the burner on high. As the water dey warm, add 1 part of white sugar. Bring the water to low boil, and make e boil for 2–3 minutes so the water and sugar go blend. After that, make the water cool for 30 minutes, and pour am inside your feeder. The size of the carafe fit dey different for different hummingbird feeders. Make sure say you only make nectar wey go full the carafe of your feeder(s). If you make extra, you fit store am for fridge. The nectar go only last for about 1 week. No ever use honey or artificial sweeteners for your nectar, and no give hummingbirds commercial foods wey get red dye. Because of the high sugar content of the nectar, the feeders fit dirty quick. To clean them, mix white vinegar and warm water for ratio of 1:4. Pour away the old, dirty water, and pour about 1⁄2 litre (0.13 US gal) of the vinegar solution inside. Put the lid back on the feeder and shake am well to clean out the feeder. If the inside of the feeder dey very dirty, put 12–20 grains of rice inside with the vinegar mixture. The rice go help clean out stains or moldy patches from the carafe. Once e clean, rinse the feeder 2–3 times with warm water to remove all traces of the vinegar mixture. If any vinegar dey inside, birds no go drink from the feeder. After that, refill the feeder with another batch of sugar water for the birds to chop. Hang the feeder again, and watch as more of the beautiful birds go come drink! Ants dey disturb all hummingbird feeders, but e dey worse for suction-cup feeders, since ants fit easily reach them. Prevent ants from reaching your feeders by fill up the feeders’ ant moat with water. The ant moat na 3–4 in (7.6–10.2 cm) wide trough wey dey go round the feeder. When ants try to reach the sweet nectar, dem go fall inside the moat and drown. At least once a week, remove the ant bodies from the ant moat and throw them away. Most saucer and J-hook feeders get ant moats. Suction-cup feeders often no get, since the moat no fit wrap all round the feeder. If you dey fear say ants and wasps fit enter the nectar and disturb the hummingbirds, buy bee guard wey fit attach to the feeder. Most hardware stores dey sell bee guards. No ever fill the moat with oil. Small birds fit drink from the moat sometimes, and the oil fit harm them. If you no take preventive steps, you go soon see say your feeder dey full of drowned ants and the birds no dey drink from am again. 