This hummingbird feeder is fantastic. It does not leak (so it doesn’t attract wasps). It’s easy to clean (just disassemble, rinse and soak in hot water). It’s made of glass and plastic (metal is dangerous for hummingbirds as it can be very hot in the summer and the bird’s tongues can freeze to metal in the winter). This is definitely worth the price ($25). I also bought the bigger one for the spring/summer.

I love this hummingbird feeder. Good materials and easy to refill. I was about to buy a second one but it says "currently unavailable". Please restock, I would like to buy another feeder.

Good looking

Excellent product, will buy again

Muy buen producto

Lo único malo que se desgastan rápido las gomitas que soportan las flores para beber y se caen

La rosca inferior del vaso de vidrio que acopla al sistema de flores del bebedero es sumamente delgado y frágil, un día tardó en romperse al enroscarse y desenroscarse por primera vez, mientras que el resto del frasco tiene un espesor grueso y resistente, es absurdo que la unión que requiere más solidez, paradójicamente sea más delgado, absurdo.Es una pena esta situación ya que el resto del bebedero es de buena calidad y muy bello. Solamente por este detalle NO RECOMIENDO EL PRODUCTO.¡Ahora estoy en un problema ya que no sé si el vaso se pueda conseguir por separado!, Aunado a los inconvenientes por ser el producto y piezas de importación.

Buen bebedero, se siente resistente. Llevo un mes utilizándolo y todo bien. Aunque diga que tiene una tapa a prueba de hormigas (en la parte superior externa se llena con agua) la verdad es que con un poco de viento termina por tirarse. Solo por eso no le doy las 5 estrellas.

se rompió la base de plastico (la rosca donde embona con el vaso de vidrio) pensé que duraría mucho mas, solamente tengo aproximadamente 1 mes y medio con el producto

Seriously, if you love hummingbirds, you need to pick up one or more of this type of feeder from More Birds. I now have two of the 40 ounce Big Gulp, two of the 20 ounce, and 4 of the 10 ounce. The two 20 ounce feeders look very similar to the 10 ounce only on steroids with 7 feeding ports. These feeders will bring the little hummers in like no other popular brand out there. I've had quite a few of those and none have had the amount of birds at them as these have. Not only that, but it is consistent throughout the day. The other feeders were lucky to have two birds at one time where I went through maybe 40 ounces of sugar water a week. That was in feeding around 35 birds daily.This season, I decided to replace several of the fancy feeders I had since the petals and perches were breaking on the lightest touch. It had gotten to the point I was gluing toothpicks to the T posts (the perches themselves were breaking off but not the main support) Oh sure, those feeders looked pretty with their hand painted flowers but the fill opening was smaller than a dime which meant I would need a small funnel to fill. Cleaning them was always a chore because I couldn't find a brush to fit the opening. I ended up gluing a toothbrush to a piece of heavy cloths hanger and used that.Now these feeders by More Birds are easy to fill as well as easy to clean. The wider mouth and the single piece flowers for ports really do the trick. One of my 40 ounce feeders and two of the 10 ounce, has the old style 3 petal flower like the picture for the add here. The others including the 20 ouncers I just received have the flatter 5 petal flowers. But honestly, I haven't seen a difference as to which the hummers prefer. They will drain the feeders at about the same time.I have yet to see any of these feeders leak (all have security cameras focused on them) and a biggie, don't tighten the bottoms like your He-Man or Shera! You'll never get the bottom back off. All it needs to be is snug. If you cross thread the bottom to the glass top, it will leak just as if you were holding it at an angle. AND, these feeders do hold the advertised amount. Yes, I measured. You won't lose a drop when you turn them over after filling unless your really slow or have cross threaded the base.This year, with the introduction of these feeders to my collection and ultimate replacement of my others, the numbers of the little hummers at the feeders has skyrocketed from 35 a day to to better than 400 a day at the peak of the season going through about 100 ounces of sugar water daily. (4 parts water to 1 part white table sugar and NO Coloring added) These 20 ouncers will be put into service next season and I am anticipating at least 500 or more of the little hummers a day to visit my feeders. Why not put them out now? Well, this is the time when these little hummers are migrating and in this area it usually starts towards the end of August to early September. The last of my regulars are usually gone by mid September though this year they left early. The transients are coming through right now so the numbers at the feeders have dropped off significantly. By mid October the migration will have ended at least for this area, but I'll leave some feeders up in case there is a straggler or two. When I don't see any activity at the feeders for at least a week, then I'll go ahead and take them down. I live in SouthWestern Virginia about 800 feet from the Blue Ridge Parkway. If y'all can't tell, I love these feeders. They appear to be well made and sturdy enough to last for years to come. If y'all want to see pictures, I did post some in my Review for the Big Gulp 40 ouncer. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DT2XOIG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1On a final note, these feeders were shipped through Amazon. I was afraid they would arrive broken since Amazon isn't known for packing things well, but they didn't. They came in a Manufacturer Box which was stabilized inside holding the feeders snug. Then since I ordered two, they were placed in yet another box furthering the cushioning. So there was absolutely no breakage whatsoever! :)