Bird Products MJF1 Nature's Way Mason Jar Hummingbird Dish Feeder, Clear 4" dia.

Description: Nature's Way Bird Products MJF1 Nature's Way Mason Jar Hummingbird Dish Feeder, Clear 4" dia. BrandNature's WayTarget SpeciesHummingbirdRecommended Uses For ProductWaterMaterialGlassSpecial FeatureDurable,Flexible Unique design creates an easy-to-use hummingbird feeder combined with a one-of-a-kind look that will be a favorite for both you and the hummingbirds!Four feeding ports attract multiple hummingbirdsWide opening enables easier filling and cleaningLeak-free flowers remove for a more thorough cleaningTop-rack dishwasher safeInnovative, flexible flowers for tight leak-free fit. ** The unique design of this mason jar feeder creates an easy-to-use hummingbird feeder combined with a one-of-a-kind look that will be a favorite for both you and the hummingbirds! The durable glass dish has a wide opening for easy filling and cleaning. Flexible flower feeding ports help to attract hummingbirds and create a leak free seal on the feeder to avoid nectar dripping and waste. All feeder parts are removable for a more thorough clean and the glass jar and flower feeding ports are top-rack dishwasher safe! Dishwasher SafeAll components on this feeder easily remove and are dishwasher safe to ensure you can easily maintain a clean feeder without the use of any special cleaning tools. Easy-Fill & CleanOur exclusive wide opening enables easier filling with less spilled nectar and mess! Sufficient Feeding DistanceA hummingbird’s tongue can stretch twice as long as its bill. Sufficient space for the average hummingbird’s tongue ensures hummingbirds of all sizes can easily access nectar, even at the very base of the dish. Best New ProductThis hummingbird feeder's compact size means less wasted nectar. Hummingbird NectarThe formula for hummingbird food is simple: about one part white granulated sugar to four parts water. Boil the water for approximately 2 minutes, add the sugar, and stir to dissolve thoroughly. We do not recommend adding red dye to the nectar mixture. Cover and allow to cool before using or pouring into a clean storage bottle. A large batch of nectar can be made and stored in the refrigerator for up to two weeks. This makes refilling the feeder easy so you won't mind doing it every few days. You must change the nectar frequently - at least twice a week. The need to change the nectar depends on the temperatures, where the feeder is hung, and number and frequency of hummingbirds feeding at your feeder. If the birds are not emptying your feeder between cleanings, it's unnecessary and wasteful to fill it completely. Fill only with the amount of nectar they will consume in a few days. Over time you will get a feel for how much nectar to put in the feeder. 6 oz. Nectar CapacityTo prevent leaking, do not overfill. Rest assured, the nectar level can be well below the bottom of the flowers and hummingbirds can still access the nectar. A hummingbird’s tongue can stretch twice as long as its bill, allowing it to easily access nectar even at the very bottom of the dish. Keeping nectar at or below the fill line will also prevent bees and wasps from accessing the sweet liquid.

Price: 21.9 USD

Location: Miami, Florida

End Time: 2024-10-08T03:17:42.000Z

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