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Hummingbird Feeders, Garden Song® Hibiscus™ Hummingbird Feeder, 263

Garden Song® Hibiscus™ Hummingbird Feeder

Garden Song® Hibiscus™ Hummingbird Feeder

model #: 263

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Attracting hummingbirds. One of our hand painted hanging bird feeders, this versatile feeder can also sit on a flat surface. Hummingbirds can dine on nectar from any of the four feeding ports. more »

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One of our hand painted hanging bird feeders, this versatile feeder can also sit on a flat surface.

The Garden Song® hibiscus™ hummingbird feeder features four red, flower-shaped feeding ports, and holds 18 ounces of nectar. This shatterproof plastic feeder is crafted in full color to resemble a potted hibiscus in bloom. The transparent sides make it easy to monitor nectar levels. Use the included hanger to hang the item from a branch or hook or sit on a flat surface.

For best results, use Perky-Pet® instant high energy nectar. This specially blended nectar is easy to use, requires no boiling and stays fresh longer.

Remember to clean all of your feeder at least twice a week, more often in very warm climates or seasons. Our hand painted hanging bird feeders may be cleaned with the Perky-Pet® cleaning mop.

Garden Song – Elegant, Value-Priced Bird Feeder Designs with Great Style and Performance.

•	18 oz. capacity
•	Features 4 feeding stations
•	Shatterproof plastic container
•	Transparent sides for easy nectar monitoring
•	Easy to disassemble and clean

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Hanging Your Feeder
Ideally a sheltered southeastern exposure location is best for hanging bird feeders since birds like to feed in the sun and out of the wind. Birds also prefer not to have any obstructions over their feeding area so they can see any predators. more»

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Q: What criteria should I use when selecting a hummingbird feeder?

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Q: Where is the best place to hang my new hummingbird feeder?

A: Place your hummingbird feeder away from sun and wind. The sun may cause the mixture to turn bad and the wind may swing the feeder around, causing the mixture to spill. more»

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