A hummingbird swing is a small perch designed to attract hummingbirds, allowing them to rest between feeding sessions. Since hummingbirds are territorial and often perch nearby to guard their feeding areas, placing a swing near a feeder gives them a convenient resting spot. It also provides a great opportunity for birdwatchers and photographers to observe them up close.
- Durable metal swing, weather-resistant, and can withstand outdoor elements better than wood or plastic. 
- High-quality metal swing with a protective coating to prevent rust and corrosion. 
- Easy to hang from a tree branch, shepherd’s hook, or near a feeder. 
- Place the swing about 12–24 inches from a hummingbird feeder - hummingbirds like to perch nearby to rest and guard their feeding spot. 
- While some sunlight is fine, a spot with partial shade helps keep the swing cool and comfortable for the birds. 
- Position the swing in a location sheltered from heavy winds to keep it stable and inviting. 
- Hummingbirds prefer areas with nearby trees, shrubs, or vines for safety, so placing the swing near natural cover encourages them to use it. 
- For the best birdwatching experience, hang the swing where you can easily see it from a window, patio, or favorite sitting area. 
- If possible, place the swing in a garden with flowers like salvia, trumpet vine, or bee balm to attract more hummingbirds.