Hummerbar Hummingbird Feeder 2 ft.

Description

A revolutionary way to feed more hummingbirds at one time!

The Hummerbar®, which is filled with nectar, is a 2-foot plastic tube that offers 22 feeding ports and, when compared to other hummingbird feeders, is remarkably easy to clean. This patented feeder hangs horizontally while still delivering plenty of nectar for your hungry hummingbirds. The feeder ports are made out of plastic molded in red, a color proven to attract hummers. Each port is also spaced just right to allow hummingbirds to feed side-by-side!

The feeder is built of a shatterproof clear plastic feeding tube, which allows you to easily monitor nectar levels. With the Hummerbar®, you get the ultimate hummingbird feeder!

Features:

• Revolutionary, patented hummingbird feeder
• 22 feeding ports angled for optimal nectar access
• Expertly designed to attract more hummers
• Cutting-edge horizontal feeder orientation
• Optimal port spacing for side-by-side feeding
• Easy to fill and easy to clean
 
Note: Never fill the Hummerbar® more than half-full. Overfilling the Hummerbar® can cause the feeder to leak.

Dimensions: 24" x 2-1/2"

How to hang the Hummerbar®

1. Remove an end cap.
2. Remove nectar-pouring funnel from tube.
3. Replace the end cap.
4. Select an outdoor area to hang the Hummerbar®.
5. Hang using loops at end of hanging cords -- make sure the feeder is low enough to access for refilling and cleaning.
6. Level the Hummerbar® by adjusting its cords. Slide cord locks up and down as needed to level.
7. Remove rubber stopper from nectar basin and insert funnel.
8. Fill about 1/4th full with hummingbird nectar. Compare each end by eye. If nectar is pooling to one side, then adjust cord locks again.
9. Once nectar is evenly distributed, continue to fill nectar basin until half full. Do not overfill.
10. Remove funnel, insert rubber stopper.

Too Small?

If a 2-foot Hummerbar® isn't enough for your hummers, then try the 4-foot version. With 44 feeder ports on the 4-foot version, you can feed even more hummingbirds.