Highview 14 Oz Hummingbird Feeder Hanging Outdoor Nectar Feeding Station with 5 Ports and Perch

This is one of my favorite hummer feeders because of the high visibility and EASY cleaning. The hummingbird's feeding tube is long enough to reach the nectar. I have four feeds at the moment, bought at different years and different sellers. I only fill them to the 6 or 8 oz. mark since I have to change out the nectar every couple days due to spoilage, with above 85-degree heat, (have been adding 2 ice cubes to the ant moat in the heat of the day to cool the nectar ever so slightly, I'm sure. I make my own (white sugar & water ratio 1 to 4) as it is BETTER for the birds and less expensive than store bought dyed stuff. One I bought in the past, the metal hanger (where it screws into the center near the ant moat) was manufactured off so it couldn't be hung. To remedy, I just put a skinny 5ft. rebar in the ground covered it with something like "PEX pipe" (but was a straight piece), it was also small in diameter to fit the bottom of the ant moat hole, I coated the pipe with skin so soft & after heavy rains (no ants get in it now) so the feeder is useable again. The clear plastic part of the feeders does begin to break down over the years of being in direct sunlight. I have had one 3 yrs. now and still works fine but beginning to notice hairline stress cracks near the area where the hanger and plastic meet. Guessing it's due to the sun, strong wind days & occasional racoon raiding my feeders. Will continue to purchase these.

I have 7 stations with nectarfor hummingbirds. This one is the best of them all and my favorite! Great features, like:• Strong metal hanger that screws into solid metal, embedded securely in the base. I've had some in the past with plastic which ended up stripped.• the lid fits easily, which makes it the easiest of all mine to fill.• The lid has little extensions under each feeding port, which are approximately a 1/8th inch "tit" that narrows at the bottom - only wide enough for the thin little beaks of the hummers. With this one, bees have not been able to get into the nectar, like with many of my previous feeders. Come to think of it, THIS IS PROBABLY THE BEST FEATURE.• It also has a built in ant-gaurd!By keeping it filled with water, I've not had one ant get to the nectar!• And, my hummers love it!!

Saw this in an article about hummingbird feeders and the simplicity of its design and low price caught my eye. Hummers seem to like it, the finches (squirrels of the avian world) can't drain it and, so far, bees don't seem interested. I wish it held more syrup because the hummers can drain it in a day.

I like this feeder it’s easier to clean and refill then other kinds

Yellowjackets and wasps were overwhelming the old feeder with yellow bee guards. They have no interest in this one and if they do try they can’t reach the nectar and give up. Really glad to find a solve for that issue!Hummingbirds have no problem feeding even when the liquid level is low.

Really easy to clean and maintain. Hummers LOVE it

It does help somewhat with the bees. But this time of year, August, they swarmed no matter what you do the one thing I don’t like that smaller insects get trapped inside. I don’t know if the hummingbirds are bothered by it but it grosses me out.

Hummingbirds seem to like this feeder, one has told friends. They all show up, they are getting a little pushy though and demanding more sugary liquid. :D