Sparkly things that attract birds

[klmama]

While we still had up the outdoor Christmas ornaments, we had nuthatches and house finches visiting the plum tree by our window every day; they'd come several times a day to hang out together, chirping and nibbling the branches.  The day I took down the ornaments, they stopped coming.  I'd like to put up some new sparkly things to attract them again -- nothing gaudy, just... sparkly.  Any suggestions?  

[Terabith]

Keys that aren't being used, soda can tabs?

[Tanaqui]

Klmama, sparkly things are the gateway drug to birdfeeders. Are you sure you want to go down this path? It just gets more hardcore from there.

[Arcadia]

My red color plastic bird feeder attracts lots of birds and I live on a higher floor in a condo complex. Our previous natural wood bird feeder didn’t attract any.

[Pawz4me]

19 minutes ago, Arcadia said:

My red color plastic bird feeder attracts lots of birds and I live on a higher floor in a condo complex. Our previous natural wood bird feeder didn’t attract any.

We have one feeder with a red roof and one with a green roof. The one with the red roof gets way more customers. 

[mom31257]

We hung this feeder from a shepherd's hook near our patio. It has attracted a lot of birds: finches, sparrows, chickadees, and cardinals. Mourning doves are too big to get on the posts, but they eat from the ground. 

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Wild-Wings-Wide-Deluxe-Easy-Clean-Metal-Wild-Bird-Tube-Feeder-WWWMRS-2/302862733

[klmama]

1 hour ago, Tanaqui said:

Klmama, sparkly things are the gateway drug to birdfeeders. Are you sure you want to go down this path? It just gets more hardcore from there.

I am quite sure I want something sparkly, and I'm also quite sure I DON'T want bird feeders, LOL!  I don't want the mess, the cats, the squirrels, or the hawks.  I just want something attractive and sparkly, so that every so often some cute little birds will stop by and hop around on my tree.