1: Hummingbirds prefer feeders placed high up to mimic their natural feeding habits.

2: Mounting feeders at eye level can attract more hummingbirds to your yard.

3: Avoid placing feeders too low to the ground, as this can make hummingbirds vulnerable to predators.

4: Optimal feeder height is around 5-10 feet off the ground for safety and visibility.

5: High feeders also help prevent ants and other pests from reaching the nectar.

6: Consider hanging feeders from hooks or branches to keep them out of reach of predators.

7: Alternatively, install feeder poles at varying heights to cater to different hummingbird species.

8: Experiment with feeder placement to find the ideal balance of height and accessibility.

9: Ultimately, the best feeder height is one that encourages frequent visits from hummingbirds.