The hummers seem to readily feed from the First Nature feeder (Walmart) and it's less than $5.00. I had a much more expensive HummZinger for a couple of years and never saw a hummer use it here in Florida (although they had no "trouble" downing the nectar from it in Ohio). On the recommendation of other hummer enthusiasts, I bought the First Nature earlier this season and saw a hummer feeding from it within a couple of days.

Heady with success, I bought another and placed it on the opposite side of the yard. I now have hummers feeding at both.

The First Nature comes apart easily for cleaning.

Great! My mom actually sent the kids the plastic First Nature feeder from Walmart a few months ago but since we were in the process os moving from one house locally to another, I packed it up. It's sitting on the kitchen counter now, recently unpacked from a box of stuff. I think we'll fill it & put it out today! Thanks so much for the info! :)

I've been a huge fan of the Perky Pet Oasis saucer feeder, which is so easy to clean, plus, my hummers love it. I had purchased a First Nature feeder, also from Walmart, 2 years ago, on clearance, for just over a dollar. I had never used it, until a coworker said that his hummers love it, so out mine went this year. Sure enough, they like that one too, and it's just as easy to clean. I went out and purchased 2 more ;)

I don't know how much info you've been given, and don't want to nag, but the feeder needs to be cleaned & the sugar water changed quite often. I generally do it twice a week. I don't wash the feeder with soap; I initially hose it off, then bring it inside and rinse it thoroughly with extremely hot water and wipe it down with a paper towel then rinse again. I occasionally use a mild bleach solution with the extreme hot water and soak the removable flowers (if applicable), and also use this on the feeders as well.

A neighbor has a feeder out, and came over to me for advice about why she doesn't get hummers at her feeder. I asked her if she changed the sugar water and cleaned the feeder. She said "no" to both. Sigh...