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Glass Bird Feeders
Glass bird feeders, stained glass bird feeders, glass humming bird feeders to add whimsy and elegance to your garden and attract more wild birds. We review the best products and share tips with you.
Why not try a glass feeder? They are more elegant, more stylish and make a statement in your garden. And they seem to attract more humming birds than plastic feeders. Maybe it is because they are more transparent and shiny, or maybe it is because they are more colourful. Whatever the reason, both you and your wild birds will love having a gorgeous, shiny feeder in your backyard. Glass Bird Feeder Tips
My Best Glass Bird Feeders
Avant Garden Looking Glass Hummingbird FeederThis beautifully designed hummingbird feeder will definitely add beauty and function to your garden. It is made of durable, tempered tinted glass, and it's 32 ounce capacity offers the hummingbirds a good feast. The integrated perch invites the hummingbirds to sit and dine in leisure - yours and theirs! I've been using the same one for 3 years now and it is still in perfect condition. The glass is much more sun-resistant than plastic or wood. The size is surprising - it was bigger than expected from the picture. You have to change and clean this glass humming bird feeder at least every 3 days so don't over-fill. You may need to adjust the wiring so that it hangs at the right level - do this to stop the nectar from dripping. Hang one of these in your backyard and get ready for the compliments!
Perky-Pet Pinch Waist Glass Hummingbird FeederI love this attractive yet simple feeder with its 4 feeding ports, full-circle perch and holding 16 ounces of nectar. It unscrews easily from the feeder base for quick cleaning and filling. Included is a hanger to hang it from a branch or hook. The clear, shatter-proof glass reservoir makes it easy to see the nectar levels. This feeder is reasonably priced but well constructed and made from heavy solid glass. The yellow flowers pop out easily and can be replaced. Another great feature for these feeders is they don't leak nectar. They are heavy and stable, and even bigger visitors can enjoy the juice. They hold just the right amount of sugar water for 3 or 4 days (any longer and the nectar goes bad). Highly Recommended!
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