I like the Oasis style of feeder--it is very easy to open and fill and it has a built in ant moat which you fill with water to prevent ants from getting into the solutions. I will try to link a picture below:

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Any of the dish type feeders would work well - most have built in ant moats, no yellow on them to attract bees and wasps and the inherent design doesn`t allow the insects to reach the nectar. Also they do not drip and are pretty stable in breezy conditions. If bears have any chance of reaching your deck - (they are climbing artists!) you might need to take the feeder in at night - that holds for raccoons as well. If having a feeder proves to be problematic then you might want to look into adding more flowering plants that are attractive to hummingbirds. There is a really long thread with posters` most successful, tried and true suggestions - just search for`` best hummingbird plants``` and you should come up with something useful. Finally, a link to a company that sells lots of bird related items at a good price/ reasonable shipping if you want to go the mail order route - stick with the smaller, dish type feeders unless you have hordes of birds. Best of luck and happy hummering - it`s a magnificent obsession!

Don`t know what happened with my link but the site is Nottawa Wild Bird Supply.