North States Nature's Yard Pineapple Glass 34 oz. Hummingbird Feeder

Nature's Yard Pineapple Glass Hummingbird Feeder by North States welcomes hungry hummers to your backyard. This unmistakable symbol of hospitality makes everyone feel right at home. The decorative hummingbird feeder glass reservoir holds 34 oz. of nectar and has a wide mouth opening with a detachable base, which makes filling and cleaning this feeder a breeze. The 4 flower-shaped feeding ports are evenly spaced around the base of the feeder ensuring there’s plenty of room for multiple birds to dine simultaneously. To hang your humming bird feeder, just use the sturdy steel pre-attached bracket and let the bird watching begin. You may want to know how to keep ants out of a hummingbird feeder ~ the answer is easy, our built-in ant moat will do just that. Fill the moat with plain water and the ants won’t cross it; keeping the precious nectar reserved for the flying flowers in your yard. Gifts for bird lovers may be hard to find but this stunning hummingbird feeder is sure to brighten anyone’s day. Just wrap it up and present the ultimate birdwatching gift for any occasion.

• Style: Hummingbird
• Seed Type: Nectar
• Material: Glass/Plastic
• Color: Green, Yellow, Red
• Holds 34 oz. of nectar
• Decorative pineapple-shaped reservoir is made of glass
• 4 brightly colored feeding ports
• Wide mouth design for mess-free filling
• Plastic feeder base comes apart for easy cleaning
• Built-in ant moat protects nectar from ants

FAQ's:

How do I fill my hummingbird feeder?
All of our hummingbird feeders are filled by simply turning the feeder over and twisting off the base.  Use a funnel or container with a pour spout to fill the reservoir with nectar (be sure to fill completely to the top to prevent leaking) and replace the base.  Turn the feeder right side up and hang in desired location.

How do I keep my hummingbird feeder from leaking?
It is recommended to fill our hummingbird feeders to the maximum capacity so that there is not an air pocket in with the nectar, which could cause the feeder to leak.  Additionally, an ideal spot for any hummingbird feeder is to be placed out of direct sunlight to prevent expansion from the heat of the sun that can cause your feeder to leak.