I don't think you are going to. Since hummingbird food is sugar, it's going to attract the bees. You could try making a trap with sugar water in a jar or jug and put in a paper funnel to trap them in the jar where they cannot get out. Then place the trap away from the hummingbird feeder and see if that will work.
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Let the bees live. They won't hurt the birds.
I don't think you are going to. Since hummingbird food is sugar, it's going to attract the bees. You could try making a trap with sugar water in a jar or jug and put in a paper funnel to trap them in the jar where they cannot get out. Then place the trap away from the hummingbird feeder and see if that will work.
I have bees on my hummy feeder. just let them alone. they go off to garden to pollinate.'