Glass Hummingbird Feeder
S For Outdoors - 23 Oz Wild Bird Feeder 4 Feeding Ports
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ANNASTORE GLASS HUMMINGBIRD FEEDER FOR OUTDOOR HUMMINGBIRD FEEDERS WILD BIRD FEEDER HAND BLOWN MASON JAR HANGING FOR GARDEN YARD OUTSIDE 23 OUNCES NECTAR CAPACITY
ABOUT THIS ITEM
* Note: The glass bottle and the bottom base should be fully tightened to avoid leakage. EASY TO FILL & CLEAN - The hummingbird feeder just unscrew the bottle from the base and clean the bottle and base separately with a brush. The transparent glass and wide mouth of the hummingbird feeder make it easy to see the volume and fill the nectar in a timely and convenient way. With a metal hanger, this hummingbird feeder could be easily hung on the tree or hanger.
* ATTRACT HUMMINGBIRD - Humming bird feeders Stunning vibrant colors and shapes are more attractive outdoors. Our hummingbird feeders make birds more enjoyable and happy in your backyard and garden.
* RELIABLE MATERIAL - Hand Blown Glass is sturdy and durable, and it easy to wash and dry it, the metal hanger is not easy to rust. Our hummingbird feeders can hold up to 23 ounces of nectar, provide enough energy for hummingbirds.
* PERFECT GIFT GIVING - Perfect to invite your feathered friend to enjoy it as a bird feeder, and a glass hummingbird feeder is also suitable for garden decoration. It is a great gift for parents, children, and nature lovers. Perfect for a housewarming gift, anniversary gift, birthday gift even an engagement gift.
WHAT DO HUMMINGBIRDS EAT?
The Hummingbird diet consists of small soft body insects (aphids, gnats, small spiders, small fruit flies that feed on rotten fruit, etc.) and nectar from flowers which is mostly sucrose. When you put up a feeder, you are providing them easy access to only the sucrose part of their diet. This is very important when flower nectar is in short supply.
SELECTION OF FEEDER:
Purchase a feeder that has no hidden areas. Be sure all the inside surfaces can be reached and cleaned with a bottle brush (this will eliminate many types).
FEEDER FOOD:
One (1) Part White Sugar (Do not boil sugar)
Four (4) Parts Boiled Water (Re-measure after boiling Cool to room temperature and then fill feeder)
The above ratio approximates the sugar to water ratio present in the nectar of Hummingbird flowers. Too much sugar is hard on their liver and kidneys. Too little sugar will not provide the needed calories and may cause them to lose interest in your feeder.
Do not use:
• Red Dye
• Commercial Hummingbird food
• Honey or artificial sweeteners
• Anything other than the one to four sugar water mixture described above.
MAINTAIN FEEDER CLEANLINESS:
You will need to wash the feeder out in very hot water every two to three days. Use a bottle brush to scrub all surfaces then rinse well. In hot weather, above 60 degrees, clean and change feeder every 2 days. Hummingbirds put their tongues into the feeder to drink and sugar water is a good medium for the growth of pathogens. If you see any mold in the feeder or the mixture becomes cloudy, then it was left up too long (you blew it). Remember, if it is not clean enough for you to drink from then your feeder is not fit for these delicate little Hummingbirds. Proper maintenance of feeders needs to be strongly emphasized. The Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center's Hummingbird rescue team rehabilitates hundreds of hummingbirds of which 10% or more of those received have fungus infections from improperly maintained feeders. These include sick adults or the sick babies of dead or about to die mother Hummingbirds. Unfortunately, not all of them make it. Because of their diet, treatment of candidiasis in Hummingbirds is extremely difficult.
ABOUT THIS ITEM
* Note: The glass bottle and the bottom base should be fully tightened to avoid leakage. EASY TO FILL & CLEAN - The hummingbird feeder just unscrew the bottle from the base and clean the bottle and base separately with a brush. The transparent glass and wide mouth of the hummingbird feeder make it easy to see the volume and fill the nectar in a timely and convenient way. With a metal hanger, this hummingbird feeder could be easily hung on the tree or hanger.
* ATTRACT HUMMINGBIRD - Humming bird feeders Stunning vibrant colors and shapes are more attractive outdoors. Our hummingbird feeders make birds more enjoyable and happy in your backyard and garden.
* RELIABLE MATERIAL - Hand Blown Glass is sturdy and durable, and it easy to wash and dry it, the metal hanger is not easy to rust. Our hummingbird feeders can hold up to 23 ounces of nectar, provide enough energy for hummingbirds.
* PERFECT GIFT GIVING - Perfect to invite your feathered friend to enjoy it as a bird feeder, and a glass hummingbird feeder is also suitable for garden decoration. It is a great gift for parents, children, and nature lovers. Perfect for a housewarming gift, anniversary gift, birthday gift even an engagement gift.
WHAT DO HUMMINGBIRDS EAT?
The Hummingbird diet consists of small soft body insects (aphids, gnats, small spiders, small fruit flies that feed on rotten fruit, etc.) and nectar from flowers which is mostly sucrose. When you put up a feeder, you are providing them easy access to only the sucrose part of their diet. This is very important when flower nectar is in short supply.
SELECTION OF FEEDER:
Purchase a feeder that has no hidden areas. Be sure all the inside surfaces can be reached and cleaned with a bottle brush (this will eliminate many types).
FEEDER FOOD:
One (1) Part White Sugar (Do not boil sugar)
Four (4) Parts Boiled Water (Re-measure after boiling Cool to room temperature and then fill feeder)
The above ratio approximates the sugar to water ratio present in the nectar of Hummingbird flowers. Too much sugar is hard on their liver and kidneys. Too little sugar will not provide the needed calories and may cause them to lose interest in your feeder.
Do not use:
• Red Dye
• Commercial Hummingbird food
• Honey or artificial sweeteners
• Anything other than the one to four sugar water mixture described above.
MAINTAIN FEEDER CLEANLINESS:
You will need to wash the feeder out in very hot water every two to three days. Use a bottle brush to scrub all surfaces then rinse well. In hot weather, above 60 degrees, clean and change feeder every 2 days. Hummingbirds put their tongues into the feeder to drink and sugar water is a good medium for the growth of pathogens. If you see any mold in the feeder or the mixture becomes cloudy, then it was left up too long (you blew it). Remember, if it is not clean enough for you to drink from then your feeder is not fit for these delicate little Hummingbirds. Proper maintenance of feeders needs to be strongly emphasized. The Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center's Hummingbird rescue team rehabilitates hundreds of hummingbirds of which 10% or more of those received have fungus infections from improperly maintained feeders. These include sick adults or the sick babies of dead or about to die mother Hummingbirds. Unfortunately, not all of them make it. Because of their diet, treatment of candidiasis in Hummingbirds is extremely difficult.
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