Adjustable Perch Glass Hummingbird Feeder - 20 oz. Capacity

I like all Perky Per products. So do the hummingbirds!!

Hummingbirds love it! They like the perches too. At times it does leak a little where the flowers are inserted into the main body but this can be fixed by removing the flowers and putting a little sealer around the base of the flower and pushing them back into the hole they came out of and let the sealer cure before refilling the feeder.

No it leaked had to get another one

This feeder was easy to install and the hummingbird are happy because the stand support them.

this is the second feeder I've purchased, they fill very easy and are simple to clean up between fillings and at the end of the season, I like the design and so do the birds....Dave

This is the second one we've purchased. Our little friends really seem to enjoy it! It holds 2 full cups of nectar, so it lasts for several days.

The assembly was minimal. Easy fill, just remember to turn it right side up once you get it outside. The local hummingbirds have located the new feeder so this product is working as designed.

It looks great in the yard and I'm sure the hummingbirds are enjoying it also.

This is a really nice looking feeder. The main part of it that holds the sugar syrup is made of glass so that makes it easier to clean. It is fairly large – holding 20 oz. of sugar syrup. I don’t normally get that many humming birds so I probably won’t fill it all the way up. You can adjust how far out the perches are in case you get giant humming birds! We only get one species up here so I’ll probably adjust it close in. The top can also be used as a funnel which helps fill it. An extra tip to get humming birds to your back yard and feeders is to plant native flowers that they like. Also they make the yard look nice. This is also pretty reasonably priced. I would have expected it to cost a little more. I read some reviews where the main body fell from the top. I’ll hang mine in the shade so maybe that will help. Here in Minnesota the hummingbirds are gone for the next 7 months so I won’t be able to test it properly until then. I’ll report back if I have a problem.

This product would have received a five star review except for what I must assume was a defect in my feeder. The feeder was well designed with a top portion with a hook and which also can be used as a funnel, a glass reservoir, and a feeding station with perches that can be adjusted via a control on the base. After filling it, I hung it up outside. Five minutes later I heard a crashing sound and found the feeder on the ground in 3 pieces! It speaks well for the feeder that nothing was broken except my wife's pottery garden gnome that had obviously broken the fall of the feeder at the cost of a large hole in his head. Assuming that I had simply not tightened it enough, I paid special attention. With moderate tightening, I found that the thread slipped and the top came off the feeder, so it seems that the threads are not fully formed. I tightened it to half the torque, and put it back outside. A little later it came apart again. Finally I wrapped one turn of electrical tape around the threads at the top of the glass reservoir and pressed the tape into the threads. Finally a perfect fit! The feeder has withstood strong winds and even a dust devil. I must assume that this is a one-off manufacturing defect because I could find no sign on the Web of anyone else having this problem. As for feeding humming birds it is perfect. We used to see one humming bird a week and I assumed it was just passing by. Within 15 minutes, four had appeared and were fighting each other for the nectar. Since then the feeder has seldom been vacant. The birds love it, as does my wife. Alas the garden gnome hates it!