Solar Wind Chimes, Christmas Gardening Butterfly Gifts for Women

This solar light is so cute! Bright, changes colors and holds a charge well. We loved it so much, ordered a second one for the daughter and her family. Highly recommend.

A friend bought this for me about 7 years ago and it still works. I especially love walking outside in the evening and seeing it lit in multiple colors, dancing in the wind. It doesn’t make any noise though, it is not a wind chime. I recently bought one for my daughter, to put in her Christmas stocking. Nice little gift, even in a bedroom.

I love this chime!!! The butterflies all light up in different colors and they are constantly changing. They look beautiful at night!! It took a little longer to arrive than I had hoped but was worth the wait. The price was good too. Great addition to my yard!

They are beautiful and shine for quite awhile in the evenings! I have butterflies and hummingbirds 🥰

Pretty and solar light working but doesn’t last very long. Light weight plastic birds and butterflies

If not enough day sunlight leaves are only red at night. If this happens just put it in a sunny location the next day for a few hours and then hang it where you want it at night and it will light with different color leafs. Very pretty.

First, I need to report something the listing doesn't tell you: these are called "wind chimes," but they do not chime. There are no chimes. There's no tinkling. No soft melody in the breeze. Just six translucent hummingbirds dangling from a solar cap, gently spinning, glowing in a rainbow of colors, in complete and total silence. These aren't wind chimes. They're wind MIMES. They perform beautifully and say nothing. And honestly? My neighbors, who have had to listen to Linda's giant bamboo chimes clonking like a xylophone falling down a staircase every night since 2019, have thanked me personally. I hung them from the oak tree near the porch. When the sun went down, the hummingbirds lit up one by one. Green. Purple. Red. Blue. Yellow. They cycled through every color like a disco ball at a roller rink in 1978. Then they started spinning slowly in the breeze, and the whole yard transformed into an enchanted forest. The three glowing Highland cows turned toward them. The Mother Frog's flower seemed to glow brighter, like she was trying to compete. A firefly landed on one of the hummingbirds, blinked twice, then left in shame because it was clearly outclassed. Here's what nobody tells you about hummingbird culture: real hummingbirds are tiny, beautiful, and absolutely furious. They are four grams of pure rage. They will fight anything. Other hummingbirds. Bees. Hawks. Their own reflection. The morning after I hung these, a real ruby-throated hummingbird zoomed into my yard, saw six glowing rivals hanging from MY oak tree, and declared war. It dive-bombed the purple one. It challenged the green one to a hover-off. It screamed (they DO scream; it's a tiny, angry squeak) at the red one for twenty straight minutes. The plastic hummingbirds didn't react. They just spun peacefully. The real one eventually landed on a branch, panting, and looked at me like, "What ARE these guys?" I said, "Solar-powered." It flew away, defeated, to tell the others. Now there's a whole squad of real hummingbirds circling the yard every morning, staring at my decorations like rival gang members outside a nightclub. So, naturally, I bought a real hummingbird feeder to make peace. Every serious bird person knows the recipe by heart: four parts water to one part sugar, no red dye, change it every few days, and don't you dare bring up the dye in a hummingbird Facebook group unless you want to be publicly destroyed. I hung it near the solar chimes as a peace offering. The real hummingbirds drank. The fake ones spun. A ceasefire was negotiated. It's held for three weeks. Linda's bamboo chimes clonked loudly in celebration. The listing title says "Gifts for Grandma Mom Nana Sister Auntie," and they mean it. I gave one to my mom, and she said it "spoke to her soul." I gave one to my aunt, and she hung it from her porch and invited the whole church choir over to look at it. My grandmother, who is 91, received one for Christmas, looked at it for a long time, and said, "In my day, we had a single bulb and a moth." Then she hung it in her kitchen window and now refuses to turn on the overhead light. She says the hummingbirds "are enough." Side effects may include: Spending a full hour on the porch every evening watching the colors cycle, like it's a fireplace on TV Attempting to identify which real hummingbird is the "leader" and naming him "Captain Zippy" Buying the eyeball version too, because why wouldn't you want glowing spinning eyeballs in your oak tree Linda from next door asking if you'll "teach her the silent ways" Accidentally getting into heated online debates about hummingbird feeder dye There are eleven styles available. Hummingbird, Angel, Ball, Butterfly, Eyeball, Maple, Rose, Stars, Dragonfly, Pumpkin, and "Black - No Text," which I assume is for goth hummingbird enthusiasts. I'm not saying I'm going to buy all of them. I'm saying my oak tree has a lot of branches, and the eyeball one would look incredible next to the googly-eyed refrigerator. Nightly Porch Report: six hummingbirds glowing, zero sounds made, one real hummingbird gang placated, one 91-year-old grandmother living in a color-changing kitchen, and one neighbor finally free from the tyranny of bamboo. The yard is now officially visible from space. NASA has not yet called, but I'm keeping the line open.

Purchased in June and one of the hummingbirds stopped lighting up in September. The product is very colorful and peaceful to watch the colors change. I loved it but not happy with the fact that one little bird doesn't light up. I would like to get it replaced but not sure what I need to do to make that happen.

Good product

Sehr schön

Beautiful

Bellissimo. Cambia colore.

L'aile d'une libellule était cassée à la livraison, et comme le bout faisant jonction avec le corps est trop fin, la tentative de la recoller n'a pas fonctionné. A part ça, dès que la nuit tombe les lhbellules solaires brillent bien fort, en changeant bien de couleur, et cela jusqu'à 3-4 heures du matin, même lorsqu'elles n'ont été exposées que 3- 4 heures au soleil. Globalement un produit offrant un très bon ratio qualité/prix, donc.