Perky-Pet 209B Our Best Glass Hummingbird Feeder, Red, 30 OZ

Hummingbirds seem to like this type of feeder over the others I've used. Love the 30oz size and I prefer the glass over plastic.

I guess I didn't read closely enough since it's larger than I expected, but multiple hummingbirds don't mind sharing space this way. Love the fact that the container is glass and there is a ledge around it so the hummingbirds stay longer and rest on the perch rather than hover and fly back and forth. It's a winner.

The Hummingbirds love it. It holds lots of necture. Just wish that the opening to the glass bottle was larger so it could be cleaned easier. But I do have a tip for cleaning the feeder...use any type of denture cleaning tablet and the tablet will foam out all the nasty build up...fill the glass bottle about 1/3 full with warm water and swish the foaming tablet around until the bottle is clean ....then rinse the bottle out with clean water several times.

It leaks all over my patio. Thought maybe because it had rained, but no, that is not the reason. I have a little hummingbird that comes around everyday and drinks from my firebush. The only thing that drinks from my hummingbird feeder is the ants and bees. I even went so far as to move the dang thing over to be side-by-side with the firebush and still Nadda. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY ON THIS ITEM Just my opinion for what it is worth.

This feeder is much more attractive than what the image makes it appear. I put this feeder up and within 3 minutes I already had birds visiting it. The birds will perch and feed much longer than I had ever seen them do with my previous feeder. I honestly saw more activity in one day at this feeder than I typically saw in a week with my previous one. I am completely THRILLED! I just put in an order for two more feeders...one will be a gift and the other one I will hang to give more feeding opportunities to the birds in my yard. I honestly believe you will love this feeder more than any other you may have tried in the past. I make my own nectar for the feeder --- In a saucepan boil 4 cups of water and 1 cup of sugar for 1 to 2 minutes. Any unused nectar can be put in the refrigerator for refills. Empty nectar and wash out feeder once a week to assure the birds will keep coming and have a healthy diet.