Cleaning Brushes: Soft, flexible brushes designed for precise cleaning of feeder parts.
Pipe Cleaners: Handy for reaching and scrubbing tight spots like feeder tubes and ports.
Bottle Brushes: Long-handled brushes that make it easy to clean deep inside feeder reservoirs.
Sponges or Cleaning Pads: Gentle tools for wiping down feeder exteriors without scratching.
Dish Soap: Opt for a mild, unscented soap to ensure safe and effective cleaning.
Rubber Gloves: Waterproof gloves provide protection and comfort during cleaning sessions.
White Vinegar: A natural disinfectant that also helps remove stubborn stains when mixed with water.
Light hitting the feather at the appropriate angle reflects dazzling red, violet, or green, depending on species. As the angle varies, a ruby-throated's neck can look gold or greenish. Feathers seem black without direct lighting.