01 / Handcrafted for your gardenGolden Nectar
Gold-toned glass feeders in a natural wooden tray, with an ant moat and easy-to-clean nectar jars.
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Handcrafted for nature’s little visitors
Handcrafted hummingbird feeders designed to bring nature, beauty, and joyful moments closer to home.
The Hylora Windra collection
A quiet corner. A flash of wings. Find a little something to make your garden feel even more alive.
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01 / Handcrafted for your gardenGold-toned glass feeders in a natural wooden tray, with an ant moat and easy-to-clean nectar jars.
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02 / Handcrafted for your gardenSoft pink glass feeders add a gentle touch of color, with a hanging wooden tray and ant moat.
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03 / Handcrafted for your gardenRed glass feeders bring a bright floral accent to the garden, paired with a wooden tray and ant moat.
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04 / Handcrafted for your gardenSilver-toned glass feeders lend a quiet shimmer to a natural wooden tray, complete with an ant moat.
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A handcrafted wooden feeder with two 2.5 oz glass nectar jars, two plant propagation tubes, and an ant moat. Shown in pink; also available in red, silver, and gold.
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What sets them apart
Six reasons a Hylora Windra feeder becomes the favorite perch in the garden.
Each feeder is shaped by hand in our studio ? no two are ever quite alike.
Sealed ports and a pressure-balanced reservoir keep nectar where it belongs.
Choose from gold, red, pink, and silver to suit your garden and your birds.
Boxed and ready to delight the gardener, bird lover, or new homeowner in your life.
Traditional techniques and durable materials, finished to last season after season.
Small-batch, artisan-made designs you will not find anywhere else.
A little closer to nature.Our story
Graceful Elegance, Inspired by Nature's Dance: Unveil the Beauty of Hummingbirds with Every Flutter and Feather.
At Hylora Windra, everything started with a deep love for hummingbirds — these tiny creatures that bring so much beauty, energy, and inspiration into our lives. They remind me that even the smallest beings can make a meaningful impact, and that’s something I carry into everything I create.
While searching for the perfect feeder, I noticed many options were not practical — difficult to clean, inconvenient to use, and not truly designed with either people or birds in mind. That’s when I decided to create my own solution.
Each HummingsWings feeder is thoughtfully designed with both beauty and function in mind. I made some of the feeders myself and carefully assemble and upgrade them, focusing on practicality, easy cleaning, and everyday use. I also offer different color options to fit beautifully into any garden or home space.
This is more than just a product — it’s a hands-on passion project built with care, detail, and continuous improvement.
I’m truly grateful to every customer who supports my small business. Your trust, feedback, and kindness mean everything, and I’m proud to provide products and customer service that make you happy.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
With care, Hylora WindraMeet our collectionLife in the garden
Among the blooms, beneath the branches,
and in your favorite quiet corner.
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Small birds. Extraordinary lives.
There?s more to every flutter than meets the eye. From astonishing flight to remarkable memories, hummingbirds give us so many reasons to look a little closer.
80?
Up to 80 wingbeats a second during migration. Rates vary by species and activity.
National Park Service ?1,260
A hummingbird?s heart can reach this extraordinary pace to power its active life.
National Park Service ?50%+
They can eat more than half their weight in food each day, fueling frequent visits to flowers.
University of Florida ?50 mph
A male Anna?s hummingbird can reach about 50 mph in a dive, making its tail feathers chirp.
Stanford University ?Studies of rufous hummingbirds show they remember flower locations, helping them return to rewarding feeding spots.
Read the research ?Hummingbirds can smell, too. Research shows they use insect odors to help avoid danger while searching for nectar.
UC Riverside research ?Hummingbirds can enter torpor, slowing their metabolism to conserve precious energy. Broad-tailed hummingbirds do this on cold nights.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology ?A little care goes a long way
A welcoming garden starts with a few thoughtful habits.
Mix 1 part refined white sugar with 4 parts water until dissolved. Never add red dye, honey, or sweeteners. Let any heated mixture cool before filling.
Choose a shaded place away from windows and busy areas, ideally near trees where birds can perch. Keep the feeder easy to reach for regular care.
Replace nectar and clean every other day; do so sooner in heat or if nectar turns cloudy. Scrub nectar-contact surfaces with hot water and a dedicated brush, then rinse thoroughly. Avoid soap.
A little guidance from the experts: Smithsonian’s National Zoo ↗ & Cornell Lab of Ornithology ↗
The thoughtful little extras
Replacement glass jars and colorful floral details to keep your favorite feeder looking lovely.
01 / Replacement jarsA clear glass replacement jar with a red floral lid. A bright little refresh for your feeder.
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02 / Replacement jarsA gold-toned floral lid and clear glass jar, easy to refill and keep clean.
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03 / Replacement jarsExplore pink, red, gold, and silver floral lids with clear glass jars. Check your Etsy listing for fit and availability.
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