First Nature 16 oz. Fluted Hummingbird Feeder

I must have 8 or 10 of these feeders. They are easy to clean - no more bottle brushes. My not-so-small hand fits inside the jar for cleaning. Squeaky plastic = clean feeder. These stay outside all year because we have hummers year round. They have stood the test of time. I love how many stations there are around the feeder and the perching ring. The openings for beaks is small enough to deter bees yet the slot design allows two birds to share! During migration months that helps the little guys out, same with tanking up for the night. No more glass feeders for me. Buy these!!

Third year in and going strong! Needed to add additional ant moat due to the strong Central TX heat. Purchased another set because y’all can’t have too many. Easy to clean & refill.

I like these because they are easy to clean and have an ant moat at the top.

Nice product but my hummingbirds haven’t used it as of yet. Easy to clean. Cute styling. Hopefully the birds will welcome the change soon. The ones I used to use are super hard to clean so I changed.

The hummingbird's don't seem to like it. The slit they have to drink from seems to be too small, even for them. They come to it but don't stay and drink. They like our other feeder better.

These are the perfect size and the easiest to clean by far, the black specs of mold do not get into the cracks, if it does easy to clean out. And they limit the waste.

I've enjoyed Hummingbirds and feeding them and in these times I felt I needed a diversion! I'm starting with this small feeder to see how many are in my area and will increase as the word spreads among the birds. There are many sizes and styles so there's a budget for everyone. Make the food very, very sweet to attract them and keep them around. Like thin pancake syrup. Too sweet is bad for us, but perfect for them! This feeder holds 2 cups, made of plastic but there are glass ones, too. Birds love it! Even the shy ones. Have a great time and help the environment and animal kingdom!

Love this feeder. The hummingbirds took a dare to figure it out but once they did boy they just love it. I saw a picture with a bunch of bees all over it. Well if it's swinging around in the wind and the hummingbird nectar is leaking all over it. Of course the bees will get to it. I'll take a cup of water out and rinse it every once in awhile. Keeps the nectar from the outside of the feeder and the bees away. Best feeder I've ever ever had. Kudos to the inventor of this one.