Lowes carries that exact one, holds 4lbs $13.90.

clear glass feeder hook

just a warning, I've had hummingbirds, when they are acting aggressive and protective of their feeder territory, kill themselves on nearby windows. I locate mine well away from windows now (where I can still see, but they won't as easily strike the window).

I had 2 feeders on my deck last year but won't do that again. They get very defensive about the feeders and will fly like mad chasing each other like WWI dogfighters. As a result, we lost 4 of them to the glass railing on our deck. You might run into the same issue with the window.

I have 4 feeders hanging from a tree. They still chase each other. They don't like any other hummingbirds to be around at all.

Well, Olychick, that was quick! Thanks. Now I'm torn. I'd really like a close up view, but I certainly don't want the birds to hurt themselves. Sigh... I might have to settle for just hanging a few more feeders in the yard.

Yes windows or mirrors are not their friends. If you put a lot of stickers on your windows so they don't fly into them it would help. I posted once where you can get free stickers for windows to help save birds.

https://www.audubon.org/news/help-birds-avoid-deadly-collision

I think this one is so pretty.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/87621107/spring-birds-variety-stained-glass

I think hummingbirds fly into windows that are too close the feeders when they are in a territorial frenzy, not necessarily because they think it's a wide open place to fly. Or maybe it's the ones being attacked that fly into the windows trying to get away. I'm not sure stickers help this particular problem, but are generally better than nothing on the windows to try to lesson window strikes.

If you stick feeders to your windows, you will get ants. I have ant moats on all my feeders to keep the ants away. I did have a feeder that attached to the window and had an ant moat. The ants then figured it was a way into my house.....I have a feeder on a shepherds hook about 6 inches away from my office window. My "regulars" tap on the window when the feeder is out to get my attention. This usually happens in the fall with the southern migration.

You're not going to change the instinct of defending a food source. You can have 5,000 feeders out and there still will be skirmishes. These are skill building drills!

A sheppards hook stuck in the ground allows you to place the hanging feeders in good observation areas. The iron one that will hold a hanging basket works great. May have to grease the pole to keep squirrels out.

I have one window feeder (with that same hook). All my other feeders are on shepherd's hooks or hanging in trees.

I'm looking for some patterned whole window clings like maybe a lace pattern or something non obtrusive that will match the interior of my house. We have lost several birds because of the reflections. We had an indigo bunting and a red summer tangier hit a couple of weeks ago.

We used to have a hummer feeder on one of our windows. Then cam some big winds and we ended up with red water all over the window and siding, but the feeder was not knocked down. Got rid of that feeder.

I have a nice window and wanted to put a house/feeder with a clear back so I could see action. sucker type hooks could never hold the weight. Same with hummer feeders. I gave up on that.

If you place decals on your windows you have to use a lot of them to be effectve. Cornell has a great web site about different ways to help eliminate bird strikes.

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/why-birds-hit-windows-and-how-you-can-help-prevent-it/

Donna, if you spend much time outdoors, you can place a feeder right next to your patio table/chair. I have hummers come feed within a foot of me.

Folks on tx forum say ants won’t cross dryer sheets to get to your hummer feeder. Will try it this year.

Cindy Mac, that was purchased, premade stuff. We have not used it in years.

I don't know, Josephene, those dryer sheets have a very strong odor (chemicals) which could either annoy or be downright bad for the birds and other wildlife around.