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SEWANTA Hummingbird Feeder 16 oz. Plastic Hummingbird Feeders for Outdoors - Humming Bird Feeders - Perch With 10 Feeding Ports - Wide Mouth for Easy Filling/2 Part Base for Easy Cleaning
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About SEWANTA Hummingbird Feeder 16 Oz. Plastic
Description: First Nature Feeder: Attract your community beautiful hummingbirds with the First Nature Bird Feeder! The feeder’s bright red color entices hummingbirds to stop by and land on the perch to enjoy the nectar from any of the 10 feeding ports. How to Clean It: You’ll love how easy this product is to clean! Easy-fill wide-mouth jar reservoirs and the patented 2-part base makes the feeder quick and simple to take it apart for scrubbing and rinsing every nook and cranny. We advise that you clean out your feeder every 2 to 3 days with soapy water or white vinegar. - Stainless Steel Chain: Our bird feeder chains are made of heavy-duty iron with ultimate performance, weather, and rust-resistance that’s suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Their stylish black finish allows the feeder chain to complement and add embellishment to any garden area. The chain is 9.5 inches long and can be adjusted to be shorter using the included clips. Easily fasten the bird feeder to trees using the adjustable, easy-to-place and remove hooks. Holding capacity: 32 ounces. - Why We Love Hummingbirds: Hummingbirds are fascinating creatures! They’re tiny, colorful and feisty – what’s not to love? From the most knowledgeable birder watchers to those who simply love to admire them in their backyard, hummingbirds are known to bring a smile to everyone’s face. These attractive birds have a beautiful plumage and are unique in being the only birds with the capability to fly backwards, hover, and flap their wings at 200 beats per second; a truly fun bird to watch!
