More Birds Deluxe Hummingbird Feeder, 33 oz.

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The More Birds Deluxe Hummingbird Feeder features a glass bottle with a red plastic basin and a removable perch ring. When filled with water, the built-in ant moat stops ants, keeping nectar fresh for hungry hummingbirds. Hummingbirds easily feed from the 4 red and white bee-resistant ports, but bees and wasps are stopped right in their tracks.

- Built-in ant moat
- 4 bee-resistant flower ports
- Removable perch ring
- Wide opening and flat top for easy filling
- Easily disassembles for convenient cleaning
- 30 oz. nectar capacity

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Specifications

SKU	1300415
Primary Brand	More Birds
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day
Weight	33 OZ

Personalized Item flag	No

Length	6.25 IN
Height	10.5 IN
Width	6.25 IN

Dirty feeders spread disease. We recommend disinfecting your nectar feeders every three to five days, or more frequently if you notice your nectar has become cloudy. Soak all parts in a 50/50 solution of white vinegar and water. Use a bird feeder brush to brush away grime inside the feeder.

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32 out of 42 (76%) reviewers recommend this product

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The Humming bird feeder is easy clean and maintain

Vasuki

12 years ago

Since the top and bottom portions of the feeder can be unscrewed easily, it is v...

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Holes in flowers too large

Pottsy

14 years ago

Although this is a very nice feeder the holes in the flowers are too large - bee...

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Nectar easily spills out of the holes in the flowers. Just a slight tilt and the nectar spurts out - covering the base and attracting bees.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Good feeder overall. I have bought 6 over the years. Hummingbirds like them. It sometimes leaks when not screwed on real tight. I only wish it used an o - ring or gasket.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Easy to clean and put together. Just bought a second one. Hummingbird enjoy the perch as they feed.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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This is a very durable hummingbird feeder. I like the contoured shape and access the bird has to the nectar.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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As expected, well priced glass hummingbird feeder;

Yes, I recommend this product.

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It's easy to clean and it looks good hanging. The top can be filled with water to prevent ants from reaching the nectar. As it's made of glass, it's a little heavier than expected.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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I love this feeder! I had a different one before that was beautiful (blown glass) but leaked so much I couldn't use it. This one doesn't leak, is easy to clean, easy to fill, the hummingbirds love it, and the bugs can't get in it.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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I like the capacity and look of this feeder. The main portion is glass, which is easier to disinfect and the rest is a good plastic. The only drawback for me is that I thought the base of the canister was wide, but it actually is small, not really allowing a bottle brush inside. Aside from that it's a great feeder.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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2 years ago

I bought this hummingbird feeder and the slightest tilt causes the nectar to spurt out the holes in the flowers. This can't be right! How is this prevented or should it be returned to the Petco store I bought it at.

2 years ago
ive never experienced this..mine hangs on a sherperds crook

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4 years ago

How much water will the ant moat hold? Does it last say a week ? How frequent is need to refill? I have one now that has a moat but only about 1/4" deep. This dries out in one hot day, 2 at max. I hang on a tree and ants get most of the nectar.

4 years ago
Mine about an inch deep but I usually spray the branch with spectracide first because I forget about the water and most of the summer I don't worry about ants. Hope this helps

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5 years ago

Is this raccoon proof? We live in a river corridor with much wildlife. This year, raccoons tip our feeders every night and they drink all the liquid as it drains out.

5 years ago
I have mine hanging on shepherd hooks and by chain in the trees. The raccoon leave the ones in the tree alone. I have dogs so I never tried setting the feeders anywhere.

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5 years ago

How to remove base

5 years ago
It just screws on. Hold the bottom of the base and turn to the left, or counterclockwise. Hope this answers your question.

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5 years ago

How heavy is this bird feeder? I don’t have any place to drill a hook in, so would this hummingbird feeder be able to hang off of a few 3M hooks?

5 years ago
Too heavy for 3m sticky hooks. It’s solid glass plus the weight of the water. Probably 15-20 lbs

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7 years ago

How do you prevent the bees from entering the feeder?

5 years ago
You can't really prevent bees from messing with your bird feeders but what I found if they get bad is go get a little $3 beach wrap at the hardware store hornet trap hang it right close to where the hummingbird feeders are the bees will pretty much go to that before they go to the hummingbird feeders and get trapped and you can get rid of those pesty things

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11 years ago

How often should I change the hummingbird nectar?

5 years ago
Hi Quinney, We recommend disinfecting your nectar feeders every three to five days. Increase cleaning frequency if you notice your nectar has become cloudy.

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12 years ago

Can I purchase replacement flowers for my Hummingbird feeder?

9 years ago
Please contact consumerservices@classicbrands.net and we can get you replacement flowers for your feeder. Thank you!

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