It is 40F degrees outside (4 Celsius) this morning and the hummingbirds are frequently feeding and teasing the housebound cats. You may recall my Arctic Blast hummingbird feeder rotation when it got down to 18 degrees in early February. Well yesterday, my wife and I came across this heated hummingbird feeder. The cord/bulb is removable for non-freezing temps. The feeder is reportedly heated via a small light bulb.
The time is almost past here in Western Oregon for freezing temps….I cannot believe I just said that. Ok, well big, all day freezes are almost past. But, this feeder holds promise for next year. It came in two sizes, we bought the smaller one. We discovered this one at a Home & Garden type show in Portland.
Update 12/11/17: Bo may have passed away, But they are still in business, but running behind due to volume of orders. Still by check only, in the mail.
Here is where you can order the feeder!
SwittersB & Exploring 
I ordered a Hummers Heated Delight six weeks ago and have heard nothing from the company. I’ve emailed them three times asking them to respond. There is no telephone number for them. They may have gone out of business. No way of knowing. But VERY frustrating!
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I will see what I can find out on my end.
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http://democratherald.com/news/local/obituaries/bo-laurance-ralph-bolen/article_92ddf8a3-8763-59e0-b438-7cb8f5d71aa3.html
It appears Bo passed away and I am not sure if anyone is able to keep up with the business anymore. Sorry about the confusion. I too had meant to order a few again, as mine were commandeered by other family members. Hopefully surviving family members may continue on with enterprise and update the online capabilities beyond submitting a check.
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I left messages at the company and received call back today re feeders (12/11/17)…they are still in business but running at least month behind. Still put the check in the mail op but keeping the business alive.
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That heated hummingbird feeder is called Hummers Heated Delight. Made in Albany, Oregon
Look up our web site or e mail us. We love to hear from hummingbird lovers. Hummersheateddelight@comcast.net or http://www.hummersheateddelight.com
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Thanks for the information! Updated the post. Very nice.
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Very clever, but we don’t need one of those here. A little more winter would be a good thing for us.
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Yes, the snow pack is very low here, but trying to catch up in February.
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good idea.
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