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This feeder mounts directly on a windowpane with suction cups so you can observe hummingbirds up close.
Made from UV-stable impact-resistant polycarbonate, it has an 8 oz (237ml) capacity, three feeding ports, a perch to encourage hummingbirds to rest while feeding, and an ant moat to keep crawling insects out of the syrup. It measures 7 3/4" wide and projects 6 1/2" when mounted.
The feeder can be easily lifted off the hanger for refill or cleaning. Well thought-out design.
Optional nectar guard tips (available separately) slide onto the feeding ports to create a barrier that flying insects cannot penetrate. The flexible split end in the center of each tip easily opens for a hummingbird’s beak and closes up tight when the beak is removed. Twelve tips per package.
Made in USA.
The National Audubon Society gives these tips to help stop the spread of bird diseases such as avian flu. Clean feeders and bird baths with a solution of nine parts water to one part bleach every two weeks. Use multiple feeders to make it easier for birds to feed at a distance from each other, and remove feces and seed casings from below feeders regularly.
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Window Hummingbird Feeder
This feeder mounts directly on a windowpane with suction cups so you can observe hummingbirds up close.
Made from UV-stable impact-resistant polycarbonate, it has an 8 oz (237ml) capacity, three feeding ports, a perch to encourage hummingbirds to rest while feeding, and an ant moat to keep crawling insects out of the syrup. It measures 7 3/4" wide and projects 6 1/2" when mounted.
The feeder can be easily lifted off the hanger for refill or cleaning. Well thought-out design.
Optional nectar guard tips (available separately) slide onto the feeding ports to create a barrier that flying insects cannot penetrate. The flexible split end in the center of each tip easily opens for a hummingbird’s beak and closes up tight when the beak is removed. Twelve tips per package.
Made in USA.
The National Audubon Society gives these tips to help stop the spread of bird diseases such as avian flu. Clean feeders and bird baths with a solution of nine parts water to one part bleach every two weeks. Use multiple feeders to make it easier for birds to feed at a distance from each other, and remove feces and seed casings from below feeders regularly.
