A Tweet Heart Birdie Swing in Copper Colour consisting of heart-shaped metal ornament on a green blurred background.
A Tweet Heart Birdie Swing in Copper Colour consisting of heart-shaped metal ornament on a white background.

Tweet Heart Birdie Swing Copper Color

Welcoming, Decorative, Durable, Comfortable

$18.99 CAD
$18.99 CAD

Hummingbirds are very territorial and will use your swing as a perch to keep watch over their food source. Other birds will love this swing too. Red heart-shaped bead attracts birds of all kinds. Extremely durable and attractive. Will not rust or rot.

Weight - 0.08lbs

Dimensions - 9.45" (D) x 9.45" (W) x 0.79" (H)

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Key Features & Benefits

A Tweet Heart Birdie Swing in Copper Colour consisting of heart-shaped metal ornament on a white background.
Welcoming

Welcoming

Gives hummingbirds a little perch to rest on while keeping an eye on their favourite food source

Decorative

Decorative

The heart shaped red bead adds a sweet touch to your backyard and may catch birds’ attention

Durable

Durable

Made to handle outdoor conditions without rusting and rotting over time

Comfortable

Comfortable

Offers hummingbirds and other small birds a spot to perch between visits to your feeders

Frequently Asked Questions

A simple sugar-water nectar made with white granulated sugar and water is all hummingbirds need. Please avoid adding honey, artificial sweeteners, dyes, or other ingredients that aren't necessary for their nectar. Refer to "How To Attract Hummingbirds" for guidance.
Hummingbirds can sometimes act quite territorial and attack other birds, especially around a good food source. If one hummingbird is constantly chasing others away, you can add another feeder and place it out of sight from the first feeder to give more birds a chance to feed.
Keep your feeder filled with fresh nectar and clean it regularly. Adding hummingbird-friendly flowers can also give them another reason to spend time in your yard. Most importantly, be patient because hummingbirds may take some time to discover a new feeder.