I may be being overcautious, but just in case the recent morph of the
topic into bees and honey might make someone think honey would be good
for making hummingbird syrup:
*Why You Should NEVER Use Honey:*
A honey water solution served up in hummingbird feeders can quickly
become /toxic and deadly./ Honey rapidly ferments and also cultures a
deadly bacterium. Contrary to popular belief, honey is not "more
natural" than the cane sugar that is sold as white sugar. Honey has
been chemically altered by honey bees: it is flower nectar and
whatever ever else the honey bee ingested, digested, and spit back out
again. Honey is /nothing like/ the sucrose found in flower nectar and
white sugar.
Again, plain white table sugar dissolved in water in a four-to-one
solution (see below) is about as close to real flower nectar as you
can get.
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