@FXW176
Here is the hummingbird feeder I like to use (sorry so big -- can't figure out how to shrink the image). I like the square one -- it glows red when the sun shines through it. Make nectar using 4 parts water to one part white cane sugar. Do not add coloring or anything else. This feeder does well with about 12 oz. in it. One thing -- they do tend to leak where the bottom fits together. I make gaskets out of thin foam sheets from a craft store (or Amazon) using the metal piece as a template. I use an exacto type knife and make the gaskets about 1/4". When you put the halves together, it stops any leaks.
Please, please change feeders regularly if you put them up! I see people leave them out for two weeks and the nectar gets gross. That can harm or kill a hummingbird. 12 oz can go 5-7 days in cool weather like now, especially in the shade. In hot summer weather, change no more than every 3 days. I keep 2 up and rotate 2 more through so I can let them get clean and dry.