Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder
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Glass Hummingbird Feeder has Antique Charm
- Green glass feeder has pressed glass charm
- Attract delightful hummingbirds to your yard
This unusual hummingbird feeder has the nostalgic charm of an old molded-glass soda bottle. Screws on and off for easy filling; seals tightly to the metal base to ensure dripless feeding ports.
- Glass with a metal base
- 5" diameter x 10" H
- 10-oz. capacity
- Easy to fill and clean
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- Attractive (34)
- Durable (29)
- Easy to set up (22)
- High quality (17)
- Attracts the right animals (16)
Cons
Best Uses
- Summer (23)
- Spring (18)
- Fall (11)
- Year round (6)
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Pros
- Attractive
- Attracts The Right Animals
- Durable
- Easy To Clean
- Easy To Set Up
Cons
Best Uses
- Year Round
Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
I bought this feeder because I wanted something that was beautiful as well as functional - and I was not disappointed! It's stream-lined, easy to clean (as long as you have a bristled bottle scrubber), and looks VERY attractive on my balcony. Hummers seem to like it too and often perch on the edge for long periods of time.
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Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
Purchased as a gift. Nice looking
Pros
- Attractive
- Attracts The Right Animals
- Durable
- Easy To Clean
- Easy To Set Up
Cons
- Not Squirrel Proof
Best Uses
- Fall
- Spring
- Summer
Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
I have one of the red ones and this one. I love them - they're so easy to fill and they look wonderful. The hummers love them, of course. The squirrels pulled one of the 'flowers' off, but to no apparent harm. So much nicer than the plastic feeders.
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- Attractive
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Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
I agree that this is a very attractive feeder, but having had it up now for a month, I have learned it's not as functional as it is pretty. First, it's tricky to fill - the hanging hook on top of the bottle means you have to hold it with one hand and pour with the other - can't set it down. Also, you need a funnel or a jug with a very narrow spout. Second, the nectar started to get cloudy after only a day - not good for the birdies. Finally, it's hard to clean - you need a good stiff very bristled brush to get in there and clean it thoroughly. I may return this, even though I got it on sale. Both I and my hummers are way happier with our other, dish type, feeder - much easier to fill and clean.
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- Attractive
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Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
A very attractive hummingbird feeder, which struck me as just the ticket for the price charged. I bought this for our son, so can't comment on ease of use or cleaning.
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- Attractive
Cons
Best Uses
- Spring
Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
I just received this feeder for my birthday,
and love it. We saw one at Turkey Run State
Park, my daughter serched and serched for one
finding it at your web-site thrilled her.
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- Attractive
- Attracts The Right Animals
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Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
This was a Christmas gift to a real hummingbird afficianando. She loved it; it'll be used when the weather is right for the birds. [...]
Pros
- Attractive
- Attracts The Right Animals
- Birds Like it
- Easy To Clean
- Easy to fill
- Easy To Set Up
- Looks good
Cons
Best Uses
- Year Round
Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
Got as a Christmas gift. Looks better than any of my other feeders so I ordered another one when they were on sale
Pros
- Attractive
Cons
Best Uses
- Summer
Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
Beautiful feeder. Bought one as a gift and one for myself. Can't wait for spring.
Pros
- Attractive
- Attracts The Right Animals
Cons
Best Uses
- Spring
- Summer
Comments about Pressed Glass Hummingbird Feeder:
I could not answer some of the questions since I bought this as a gift for a garden club meeting. I think it will be well received. Most gardeners love and feed birds
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