Hummingbirds buzzing and feeding on red anchor hocking feeder
Side view of red Anchor Hocking Clear Bottle Hummingbird Feeder
Angle view of Red Anchor Hocking Clear Hummingbird Feeder
Side view of Red Anchor Hocking Feeder with Candle Votive Drilled with eye bolt installed.
Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird Feeder with Cobalt bottle and birds feeding.
Side View of Red Anchor Hocking hummingbird feeder with cobalt bottle.
Top view of Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird feeder with cobalt bottle.
Top side view of Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird Feeder with cobalt bottle.
Bottom view of the Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird feeder.
Birds feeding on a Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird Feeder with cobalt bottle.
Hummingbirds buzzing and feeding on red anchor hocking feeder
Side view of red Anchor Hocking Clear Bottle Hummingbird Feeder
Angle view of Red Anchor Hocking Clear Hummingbird Feeder
Side view of Red Anchor Hocking Feeder with Candle Votive Drilled with eye bolt installed.
Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird Feeder with Cobalt bottle and birds feeding.
Side View of Red Anchor Hocking hummingbird feeder with cobalt bottle.
Top view of Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird feeder with cobalt bottle.
Top side view of Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird Feeder with cobalt bottle.
Bottom view of the Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird feeder.
Birds feeding on a Red Anchor Hocking Hummingbird Feeder with cobalt bottle.

Hummingbird Feeder with Red Plate | Bee-Proof No-Drip Glass Feeder, Clear or Cobalt 8 oz

$55.95

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.

Color:

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.