Glory Retro Vintage Hummingbird Feeder, Glass Bottle, 5 Feeding Ports and 14-Ounce Nectar Capacity Backyard Garden Decor Birds
Features:
- NECTAR CAPACITY: Holds 13 fluid ounces of hummingbird nectar
- FEEDING PORTS: Features five flower shaped feeding ports to accommodate multiple hummingbirds
- BEAUTIFUL DESIGN: Brushed copper finish on top and base adds a touch of elegance to any yard
- ATTRACT MORE HUMMINGBIRDS: Red is a hummingbird's favorite color; attract more with the red flower feeding ports
- EASY CLEANING: We recommend washing your hummingbird feeder by hand with warm soapy water. Please refrain from putting your feeder in the dishwasher
More Birds Glory Hummingbird Feeder
Five Feeding Stations and 14-Ounce Nectar Capacity
Attract more glorious hummingbirds with the More Birds Glory Hummingbird Feeder. The beautiful brushed copper and glass feeder adds a modern elegance to your backyard or garden decor. The five durable metal perches attract more hummingbirds, and the 14-ounce capacity provides plenty of nectar to keep hummers happy and coming back for more. The wide opening and detachable flat base make filling and cleaning easy.
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Details: Experience glorious hummingbirds with the More Birds Glory Hummingbird Feeder! Its beautiful brushed copper and glass design adds a splash of elegance to your yard. The Glory’s five durable metal perches attract more hummingbirds, while its 13 ounce nectar capacity provides plenty of nectar to keep hummingbirds happy and coming back for more! The wide opening bottle and detachable flat base make filling easy and cleaning a breeze. When cleaning your hummingbird feeder, do not put your feeder in the dishwasher, as the high temperatures can permanently damage the feeder parts. Most expert sources discourage dishwashing because it may not fully disinfect any avian diseases. Additionally, dishwashers could strip the paint off painted glass components or ruin the finish on metal components and it voids the warranty.
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