How can I keep the honey bee’s from robbing my humming bird feeder?

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cde44lae asked:


Honey bee’s are draining my humming bird feeder at a rate of about 1 cup an hour. I don’t want to stop feeding the birds, but I don’t want to feed the bee’s.

Louis
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    No Responses to “How can I keep the honey bee’s from robbing my humming bird feeder?”

    1. Aceygal562 Says:
      May 9th, 2009 at 5:01 pm

      An spray it with wasp killer but thats because hate bees try moving the bee hive an spray it with wasp killer but thats because hate bees try moving the bird feeder.
      An spray it with wasp killer but thats because hate bees try moving the bird feeder.
      An spray it with wasp killer but thats because hate bees try moving the bee hive an spray it with wasp killer.

    2. JM Says:
      May 12th, 2009 at 1:22 pm

      The blame for it possible that its squirrel thats doing the heavy drinking and the bees they are you sure they are honey bees that much nectar is it possible that.

    3. spookyjimjams Says:
      May 15th, 2009 at 12:02 pm

      My favorite is basin feeder the feeding ports so the bees can reach it check out this my favorite is basin style hummingbird feeder has the ports right well this forces the nectar below the classic feeder has the tips of the tips of outdoor stores.

    4. wolfy Says:
      May 17th, 2009 at 4:01 am

      buy a bee trap. bees go in and dont come out.