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- Hummingbird Feeder with Red Plate | Bee-Proof No-Drip Glass Feeder, Clear or Cobalt 8 oz
Hummingbird Feeder with Red Plate | Bee-Proof No-Drip Glass Feeder, Clear or Cobalt 8 oz
Hummingbird Feeder with Red Plate | Bee-Proof No-Drip Glass Feeder, Clear or Cobalt 8 oz
Hummingbird Feeder with Red Plate – Clear or Cobalt 8 oz Bottle
Add a touch of farmhouse charm to your garden with this handcrafted hummingbird feeder, featuring a durable 8 oz clear or cobalt glass bottle paired with a vibrant Anchor Hocking red plate. Designed to be bee-proof, no-drip, and easy to clean, this feeder is both functional and beautiful—perfect for attracting wild hummingbirds to your yard.
Features & Benefits
Bee-Proof & Drip-Free – Keeps nectar safe and reduces waste.
Easy to Clean – The 8-station Best-1 feeder base screws on securely, comes apart easily, and allows hummingbirds to perch comfortably while feeding.
Durable Construction – Includes a clear glass votive with zinc-plated eyebolt, permanently sealed with premium automotive-grade clear adhesive. Built to withstand all seasons—heat, rain, or freezing cold.
Compact Size – Approx. 9” tall x 7.5” wide x 7.5” deep; weight ~1.5 lbs.
Optional Chain – Add a chain with 2 hooks for efficient hanging.
Nectar Recipe (No Red Dye Needed!)
Simply mix 1 part pure sugar with 4 parts water. Bring the water to a rolling boil, stir in sugar, remove from heat, and let cool before filling. Avoid red dye—it does not help attract hummingbirds and is not safe for them.
FAQ – Common Questions
Q: What type of nectar should I use?
A: Homemade sugar water (1:4 ratio) is best—never add dye.
Q: How long will it take birds to find the feeder?
A: It varies! Some birds may arrive in 2 minutes, while others may take up to 2 weeks or even 2 months. Placement, weather, food quality, and bird populations all play a role.
Hummingbird Feeder with Red Plate – Clear or Cobalt 8 oz Bottle
Add a touch of farmhouse charm to your garden with this handcrafted hummingbird feeder, featuring a durable 8 oz clear or cobalt glass bottle paired with a vibrant Anchor Hocking red plate. Designed to be bee-proof, no-drip, and easy to clean, this feeder is both functional and beautiful—perfect for attracting wild hummingbirds to your yard.
Features & Benefits
Bee-Proof & Drip-Free – Keeps nectar safe and reduces waste.
Easy to Clean – The 8-station Best-1 feeder base screws on securely, comes apart easily, and allows hummingbirds to perch comfortably while feeding.
Durable Construction – Includes a clear glass votive with zinc-plated eyebolt, permanently sealed with premium automotive-grade clear adhesive. Built to withstand all seasons—heat, rain, or freezing cold.
Compact Size – Approx. 9” tall x 7.5” wide x 7.5” deep; weight ~1.5 lbs.
Optional Chain – Add a chain with 2 hooks for efficient hanging.
Nectar Recipe (No Red Dye Needed!)
Simply mix 1 part pure sugar with 4 parts water. Bring the water to a rolling boil, stir in sugar, remove from heat, and let cool before filling. Avoid red dye—it does not help attract hummingbirds and is not safe for them.
FAQ – Common Questions
Q: What type of nectar should I use?
A: Homemade sugar water (1:4 ratio) is best—never add dye.
Q: How long will it take birds to find the feeder?
A: It varies! Some birds may arrive in 2 minutes, while others may take up to 2 weeks or even 2 months. Placement, weather, food quality, and bird populations all play a role.
Additional Information
Handcrafted Quality – Each feeder is carefully assembled in Folsom, California, using high-strength automotive clear adhesive to bond the glass votive and zinc-plated eyebolt. This adhesive is weather-resistant and tested tough to perform in all seasons—rain, heat, or freezing cold.
Farmhouse Outdoor Style – Designed with a vibrant Anchor Hocking red plate and classic Mason-style bottle, this feeder adds rustic charm to any garden or patio.
Bird-Friendly Design – The bee-proof, drip-free Best-1 feeder base offers 8 feeding stations with perches so hummingbirds can feed comfortably.
Low Maintenance – The feeder is easy to disassemble, wash, and refill with fresh nectar. Simply rinse with warm water between refills to keep it clean and safe for birds.
Placement Tips – Position your feeder near flowers, shrubs, or a bird bath to attract more hummingbirds. Avoid direct full sun if possible, as nectar can spoil more quickly.
Care & Feeding
Nectar Recipe: Mix 1 part pure sugar with 4 parts water. Bring to a boil, dissolve sugar, then cool completely before filling your feeder.
No Red Dye Needed: Hummingbirds are naturally attracted to the red feeder base. Red dye is unnecessary and not recommended for bird health.
FAQ
Q: How soon will hummingbirds visit my feeder?
A: It can take anywhere from a few minutes to a few weeks. Don’t worry—once one hummingbird finds it, others usually follow!
Q: How often should I change the nectar?
A: In warm weather, every 2–3 days. In cooler weather, once a week. Always refresh sooner if the nectar looks cloudy.
