Crafted in glass, plastic, and steel, the feeder is painted with a patchwork of vivid colors that mimic the colorful aesthetics of hummingbirds. It’s an entire palette of nature’s colors, including oranges, pinks, reds, and greens. Feeding ports, too, are sculpted like red flowers, which will attract hummingbirds, making them dip their beaks and lap their tongues to enjoy the sugary carbohydrate-rich meal. KareninCalifornia shared that “the birds went right to this floral design even before I was able to hang it.”
Everyone knows that feeding hummingbirds is a gladdening experience. But with this feeder, it is super easy too. Six flexible, lifelike flower ports come with leak-free fitting for maximum feeding comfort. The nectar bowl can hold up to 20 ounces of nectar, which means your hummingbirds will leave the feeder fulfilled and satisfied for longer. The built-in ant trap will prevent ants from reaching and contaminating the nectar. “Very pretty hummingbird feeder. It took a little while for the hummingbirds to come to it, but now they are all over it. It's one of the only hummingbird feeders that has more than one feeder at the same time,” a customer named Carolynn wrote in a review.
If you imagine struggling to make your cleaning brush or scrubber reach a difficult nook inside the glass bottle of the feeder, wipe that image from your head. All of its parts, from the two-part base system and removable flower ports, are detachable. Each time, you need to give your feeder a thorough scrub and disassemble the parts, and it’s as simple as a straight line. “The jar is made of glass, so it will make cleaning [the bird feeder] easy. I also like the size of the bottle. The base is a metal type with rubber-like flowers. The base comes apart easily, so cleaning up on this is also easy,” described Lilac.
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