One way to keep bees away from your hummingbird feeder is to use a feeder that has a bee guard. Another way is to put your feeder in a spot where bees are less likely to be, such as in a tree or on a high shelf. You can also try putting a drop of lemon juice or vinegar in your hummingbird nectar to make it less attractive to bees.
1. Hang your hummingbird feeder from a nail or hanger in a spot where bees are not likely to land or gather.
Bees are attracted to sweet things, just like hummingbirds, so it’s important to hang your feeder in a spot where bees are not likely to land or gather. One way to do this is to choose a spot that is out of the reach of bees. Another way to keep bees away from your feeder is to make sure there is no honey or other sweet substance on the feeder that would attract them.
2. If you already have a feeder and bees are landing on it, try putting a drop of honey on the underside of the feeder. The bees will be attracted to the honey and stay away from the feeder.
If you already have a feeder and bees are landing on it, try putting a drop of honey on the underside of the feeder. The bees will be attracted to the honey and stay away from the feeder. This is a simple and effective way to keep bees away from your hummingbird feeder without using any chemicals or pesticides.
3. You can also try making a DIY bee deterrent by mixing equal parts water and vinegar in a spray bottle. Spray the solution around the feeder and on any bees that land on it.
Bees are attracted to the sugar water in hummingbird feeders, which can become a problem if they start to swarm around the feeder and chase away the hummingbirds. You can deter bees from the feeder by spraying a solution of water and vinegar around the feeder and on any bees that land on it.
Conclusion
There is no surefire way to keep bees away from hummingbird feeders, but there are a few things you can do to discourage them: avoid using sweeteners like sugar or honey in your hummingbird feeder recipe, clean your feeder regularly, and hang your feeder in a location that is not too close to other flowers or sources of sugar.