The 28oz PSip Glass Bottle Red Hummingbird Feeder has been engineered to be the best in class for both consumers and birds. Each flower on the PSip Glass Bottle Hummingbird Feeder has built in perches offering migrating hummingbirds a place to rest and eat. The flowers on the PSip Glass Bottle Hummingbird Feeder have added stamen detail that mimic Hummingbirds natural food sources. The PSip Glass Bottle Hummingbird Feeder includes a built-in ant moat in base and bee guards on the port. The feeder base snaps apart for easy cleaning and the decorative wide mouth glass bottle is easy to fill and clean. The PSip Glass Bottle Hummingbird Feeder attracts your favorite Hummingbirds such as the Anna's Hummingbird and the Ruby Throated Hummingbird. For best results from the PSip Glass Bottle Hummingbird Feeder place it within 10-15 feet from suitable cover (trees, bushes, etc.) in an open enough space for a hummingbird flying through your neighborhood to notice and hover around unimpeded, and high enough off the ground to avoid cats.

·The PSip Glass Bottle Red Hummingbird Feeder has built in perches in each flower

·6 Feeding ports

·Dishwasher Safe – top rack only

·Holds up to 28 ounces of nectar

·Wide mouth opening for easy filling and cleaning

·Base snaps apart for easy cleaning

·Built in ant moat in base & bee guards

·UV stabilized Material

·Condition: New

Instructions

1. **Choose the Right Feeder**: Select a feeder that is easy to clean and refill. Look for options with bright colors, especially red, to attract hummingbirds. 2. **Prepare the Nectar**: Mix a solution of four parts water to one part granulated sugar. For example, use 1 cup of sugar and 4 cups of water. Boil the mixture for a few minutes to ensure it’s well dissolved, then let it cool. Avoid using food coloring or honey. 3. **Clean the Feeder**: Before filling the feeder, clean it thoroughly with warm, soapy water. Rinse it well to ensure no soap residue remains. Regular cleaning (every few days) is essential to prevent mold and fermentation. 4. **Fill the Feeder**: Carefully fill the feeder with the cooled nectar. Be cautious not to overfill it, as some feeders have a built-in reservoir that should not be overflowing. 5. **Place the Feeder**: Hang the feeder in a location that is visible, sheltered from strong winds and direct sunlight, preferably near flowering plants. A height of about 5-6 feet is good for easy access by hummingbirds. 6. **Monitor the Feeder**: Check the feeder regularly, ideally every few days. If the nectar level is low, refill it, and clean it if you notice any discoloration or mold. 7. **Enjoy Watching**: Sit back and enjoy watching the hummingbirds visit your feeder! Be patient, as it may take some time for them to discover it. 8. **Seasonal Considerations**: Make sure to refill the feeder with fresh nectar during the hummingbird migration seasons in your area—typically in spring and fall. 9. **Spill Prevention**: To prevent spills, make sure the feeder is assembled correctly. By following these steps, you'll create an inviting environment for hummingbirds and enjoy their remarkable acrobatics as they feed!