Hummingbirds tend to nest at the tips of branches to avoid predators.
As a result, they are often whipped by wind, with resultant loss of eggs or young. You can greatly enhance survival rates and enjoy watching the parents rear their young on this platform, scientifically designed to match the precise twig sequence that hummingbirds look for in the wild. Designed by Dan True, author and hummingbird expert, these platforms attract a number of species. Pictured is a hummingbird nest and mom under an eave in Del Rio, Texas.