First Nature Hummingbird Feeder, 16 oz, Red, Plastic

I bought these same ones years ago... I've had many different kinds of feeders ( many were far more expensive and fancier) I get a LOT of hummingbirds every year! For some reason, these feeders are the ones they prefer!!!! I have glass ones, expensive ones, etc.... but none of them are anywhere near as busy as these.. After quite a few years, the red color faded so I replaced 4 of them with these same new ones!

I bought 2 more hummingbird feeders for my yard. ‘Be used this one for years. It holds a good amount of nectar, is very easy to clean and has perches for the hummers to sit on when they drink. It's all plastic so if I drop it, it won't break. My first one lasted for years.

The hummingbirds in our backyard love these feeders! I only had to wait about 20-30 minutes after hanging them for a couple of hummingbirds to come check them out. I was thrilled! I made my own nectar. It's easy, requires two ingredients, and the hummingbirds seem to love it. 🥰

Great design. Easy to clean and doesn't leak. I thought the feeding holes were small, but turns out it keeps out larger bugs while the hummingbirds seem just fine to perch and sip at their leisure. The large diameter of the container helps make it easy to clean as well. I intend to purchase a few more of these since the first one has been working out so well. All you need is an ant moat and you'll be set!

The hummingbirds love these! We had one small 8 ounce glass feeder up and saw two or three birds. After putting these up we saw over a dozen birds a few days later. They fight like crazy over them. The bottom fell off one of them while a bird was using it but this was just after I refilled it so maybe I didn't secure it correctly. Overall, I feel they're a good deal. I like that they hold more than the 8 ounces the small glass feeders hold. I also like the wide wouth better than the 8oz glass feeders for ease of cleaning and filling. The birds have no trouble finding the feeder holes and even moths (or some kind of winged insect) feed from them.

These were needed to replace the two I have used for years. Every year, the hummingbirds return to my yard. They will be here till March/April. They have relied on the feeders more this year than in the past because of the freeze killing most of the flowering plants.

The design is the only one that my hummingbirds want to see when the season comes. i have tried all the other types and styles. This is a very bare bones design and it's easy to clean. I stocked up on extra back-up feeders to make sure that I always have a clean one ready for refills. The price was right for a two pack and the shipping was super fat.

Large capacity and fairly easy to clean. Biggest problem is the food will not always get to the bottom of feeder. I go out every 4-5 hours and move it till it bubbles to bottom. Not a big problem but early in the morning the hummies will try it and leave because they are not getting any food.

I wanted to like these (I ordered the 2-pack) because they were very inexpensive and were recommended to me. The problem is the slightest movement made the nectar come out through the feeding ports. I had it hanging at the edge of my front porch and it leaked all over the railing, attracting tons of little ants. I thought maybe I didn't have it tightened enough so I emptied and tried again. Same thing happened. It was a mess! I don't know what if the hummers liked it or not because I couldn't keep it up to see.

This NOT a First Nature brand feeder but an overseas knock off! My hummingbirds come to this feeder as expected, but leave quickly when their beaks won't fit the tiny slits in the feeding ports. The First Nature feeders I purchased last year has 12- 3mm holes for feeding Not 1mm slits like the ones I just bought. I had the same feeder delivered by Am**** this year and I thought that I found the same brand and feeder with Walmart. What a disappointment!