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Information On Hummingbirds Home > Hummingbird Nectar Convenience with instant hummingbird nectar.Is instant hummingbird nectar worth it? Instant hummingbird nectar Experts and enthusiasts alike stand against instant hummingbird nectar The manufacturers of the instant nectars claim that there is no scientific research which concludes that red dye is harmful to birds. However, from the opposite perspective, there is also no solid research that proves that red dye is more nutritious or even attracts more birds. Although no published research on the detrimental effects of red dye exists, there have been cases when researchers have witnessed the forming of tumors and defects in birds which have constantly consumed dyed feed. Instant hummingbird nectar may offer a little bit more convenience over home made nectar, but are you willing to risk the health and safety of your hummingbirds for that tiny shred of convenience? The fact remains that the traditional formula of 1 part sugar to 4 parts water offers a very similar content of sucrose for your hummers and it attracts just as many birds. Hummingbird Nectar
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Red Dye Article on the dangers of red dye in hummingbird nectars.
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Artificial Mixes Article on the dangers of relying on instant mixes.
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