Ribbed Rose Glass Gravity Hummingbird Feeder

This thing leaks profusely and drains in a few hours. I noticed that it spontaneously begins leaking after being OK for a time. My theory is that it is a design flaw in the base as I don't see any cracks or others discrepancies that would explain it. Seems to me that thermal expansion of the air column causes fluid to push out which is as expected. But that fluid then will flow over the inner reservoir rim into the outer space where it can leak out. Inner reservoir should have a higher wall to allow for the expansion and contraction. I guess if you had a zillion birds feeding on it they would take care of the overflow. But the Annas here spend most of their energy chasing each other away. This article is headed for the trash.

Loved this glass bird feeder. After less than 2 months the plastic bottom broke off. Thought it was maybe just a defect and purchased another one. After about a month the bird feeder leaked out the bottom plastic tray. Very disappointed.

This is a beautiful and well crafted hummingbird feeder. It holds 28 oz of liquid and the liquid container is made out of a thick ribbed glass. I can’t wait for the weather to warm up and the bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to enjoy this feeder!

The maintenance is very important in this product. It has very easy access to hummingbirds. The capacity is perfect. The assembly is just plain simple overall

This is a very simple to use glass hummingbird feeder. You simply fill the gravity based feeder with hummingbird nectar and hang up it up somewhere that will attract the birds. It holds 20 oz. Despite being glass it isn’t too heavy and the glass seems sturdy. It has a moat so the ants stay out of where the birds are feeding. The birds access the water from perch around the little flowers at the base of the feeder. Just make sure
to clean and refill as directed to make sure bacteria doesn’t grow in it! Enjoy watching the hummingbirds. This is a fun and easy to use feeder.