Small Hummingbird Feeder with Hanging Wires,Easy Cleanup and Refill Mini Hummingbird Feeders for Outdoors(4 Pack,2.3 oz)

Ive had these little feeders for years...this is like my 3rd purchase. They are the perfect size. I have 4-6 of them filled, the hummingbirds empty them all every 2-3 days, which is just long enough because you don't want that syrup getting bacteria in it after it sits too long. So easy to clean with a toothbrush, very easy to fill, the spout is at an upright angle so they don't drip. After about 2-3 yrs of sunliight and outside elements they get a little worn so I replace them, but for the price these are, it's a great value, and the birds love them. I also think because they're smaller than most feeders, I never have squirrels or other critters trying to get to them...maybe they can't see them, or don't think it's worth their trouble to raid them?!

These are great feeders if you don't have a lot of birds using them. Easy to use and clean. Our birds seem very territorial and chase each other away. It is recommended that you change out the unused portion frequently, daily in hot weather, to keep the birds healthy. Having smaller feeders ensures this.

The hummingbirds really like these feeders. They are easy to clean and can be spread out so they don't have to fight over them. I used the hanging wire as a perch instead. If you turn it over you can poke the wire into the groove on the bottom and mold the wire into a perch. They prefer to rest while they eat.

Seemed that the feeders leaked. Found a solution: placed an 11/16" ID 3/32" thick O-Ring on the shoulder of the reservoir. After connecting the reservoir and the feeding tube, rolled the O-Ring down over the joint. A rubber band will probably also stop the leak.

I love these little feeders. I attach them directly to my windows!

I love these feeders and that they come several in a package. The Hummers are fighting over them. I think it would be a great addition to a gift with a bow or without it make it the bow.😉 with ribbon around the Box. I have only ever hung them on a tree or a trellis or a Shepherd hook. I have not tried suction cups on the window. But I think I will. Now that I know they like them. Might be worth getting the ladder out.

These seemed at first good for the birds until the bees took over! The food inside is close to the flower that is the feeder tube, so the bees have can access the sweet nectar inside. We tried using the "bee proof" round cages but somehow the bees can still access the food from the seams. Now, we have to put plastic food wrap around the seam to keep the food from leaking out and attracting the bees. Also, since these are so lightweight, we need to weight them down with something to keep them from swinging in the wind and we get a lot of wind here where we live, because the hummingbirds can't reach the food when it is moving to get through the cages. My sister won't give up trying to use these, but I think they are poorly designed.

Nice and small and very easy to clean are the best features. Most importantly though is that the hummingbirds love it too. Unfortunately, this style hummingbird feeder suffers from the issue of the liquid dripping out of the flower opening. But I found that by filling it up to more than halfway and then carefully hanging it, it doesn't drip much at all. If you think you can save hummingbird food by only using a very small amount, it won't work - it'll drip out. At least it did in my hands.