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Sun Catcher Hummingbird Feeder

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About This Product

The Avant Garden Sun Catcher Hummingbird Feeder features cactus and turquoise accents and a red sun for a southwestern accent. The feeder has a 7.6 oz. nectar capacity and a 4-port design for feeding hungry hummingbirds. The feeder is constructed from metal and plastic for durability.

Highlights

  • Holds 7.6 oz. of nectar to feed hungry hummingbirds
  • 4 ports feed multiple birds
  • Metal and plastic construction for durability
  • Cactus and turquoise accents and a red sun provide a southwestern accent
  • Reddish sun attaches to hanging feeder
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Product Information

Internet # 202073521

Model # S05HB

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Specifications

Dimensions: H 14.7 in, W 7.4 in, D 7.4 in

Dimensions

Product Depth (in.)

7.4 in

Product Height (in.)

14.7 in

Product Width (in.)

7.4 in

Details

Bird Feeder Type

Hummingbird Feeder

Color Family

Tan

Feeder Capacity

7.6 Ounces

Material

Plastic

Mount Type

Hanging

Number of Perches / Ports

4

Product Weight (lb.)

1.2 lb

Returnable

90-Day

UV Resistant

No

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Very decorative Hummingbird feeder
This is a very pretty Hummingbird feeder, but the problem is that I am yet to see one coming to feed on the nectar. I read that March is the time to get the feeders out; and July to October attracts a fair amount of Hummingbirds. Perhaps the problem is that there are no Hummingbirds nesting nearby, but I plan to keep replenishing the feeder through October. I also read that it might be a good idea to use more than one feeder; hanging several will certainly make any yard look beautiful and interesting. I should mention that filling the nectar in the tray was not very easy; but I guess the reason for the design was to be functional (for feeding, filling, and cleaning) while keeping crawling pests out.
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