One way to keep bees off of your hummingbird feeder is to make sure the feeder is clean. Bees are attracted to sugary water, so if there is any sugar water left on the feeder, they will be attracted to it. Also, make sure to keep the feeder in a shady area so that the bees are not attracted to it.
1. Purchase a hummingbird feeder that has a bee guard already attached.
If you’re looking to keep bees off of your hummingbird feeder, one option is to purchase a feeder that already has a bee guard attached. Bee guards are designed to keep bees out of the feeding area, while still allowing hummingbirds to access the nectar. When choosing a feeder, be sure to check that the bee guard is the right size for the feeder opening.
2. If you already have a feeder, add a bee guard to it.
If you already have a feeder, add a bee guard to it. By doing this, you will be able to keep the bees away from the feeder and the hummingbirds will be able to enjoy their food.
3. Place the feeder in an area where there are not a lot of flowers or trees nearby.
One way to keep bees off of your hummingbird feeder is to place the feeder in an area where there are not a lot of flowers or trees nearby. If there are no flowers or trees for the bees to collect nectar from, they will be less likely to visit your feeder.
4. If bees are still a problem, try adding a drop or two of lemon juice or garlic juice to the nectar.
If bees are still a problem, try adding a drop or two of lemon juice or garlic juice to the nectar. This will not harm the hummingbirds, but will deter the bees.
Conclusion
You can keep bees off your hummingbird feeder by using a feeder that has a bee guard or by making a homemade bee guard.