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16 oz Glass Hummingbird Feeder with Ant Moat

Name: 16 oz Glass Hummingbird Feeder with Ant Moat | PerchKind
SKU: PK-HF16-RD
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A 16 oz glass hummingbird feeder with a built-in ant moat, wide-mouth reservoir, leak-resistant base, and easy-clean design for backyard feeding.

Thoughtfully designed for backyard birds
Easy to use, refill and care for
Durable materials for everyday outdoor use
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Product overview

Glass Hummingbird Feeder Designed for Frequent Backyard Visits

This 16 oz glass hummingbird feeder combines a bright jewel-red reservoir with a sturdy metal base, six flower-shaped feeding ports, and a circular perch. Its open feeding layout gives hummingbirds room to approach from several directions, while the clear glass bottle makes nectar levels easy to check at a glance.

Why Backyard Birders Will Appreciate It

16 oz nectar capacity: Holds enough nectar for regular backyard activity without making refills unnecessarily heavy or awkward.
Six feeding stations: Provides space for multiple hummingbirds to perch or hover while feeding.
Leak-resistant connection: A fitted gasket helps the glass bottle sit securely against the metal base when the feeder is assembled correctly.
Built-in ant moat: The separate upper cup can be filled with clean water to help discourage ants from reaching the nectar.
Wide-mouth glass bottle: Makes filling, rinsing, and checking the reservoir easier during routine care.
Ready to hang: The included stainless-steel hook makes it simple to hang the feeder from a pole, branch, or feeder station.

Easy Setup for a Hummingbird-Friendly Feeding Spot

Hang the feeder where it can be seen from the yard but is not exposed to constant direct afternoon sun. Make sure the bottle and base are seated firmly before turning the feeder upright. Keep the ant moat filled with clean water, and check the nectar level and clarity every day during warm weather.

Cleaning and Nectar Care

Rinse and refill the feeder regularly. Change nectar and clean the feeder every two to three days, and daily in very hot weather. Wash with warm water and mild dish soap, then rinse every part thoroughly before refilling. Replace nectar immediately if it becomes cloudy, develops visible residue, or attracts excessive insects. Routine cleaning helps create a safer and more inviting feeding station for visiting hummingbirds.

What Is Included

16 oz glass nectar reservoir
Red metal base with six flower-shaped ports
Circular hummingbird perch
Built-in ant moat
Stainless-steel hanging hook

The PerchKind 16 oz glass hummingbird feeder is a practical choice for birders who want clear nectar visibility, comfortable perching space, and a design that is straightforward to fill and clean.

Is a 16 oz reservoir right for your yard?

The 16 oz figure describes capacity, not a required serving size. Start with less nectar when visits are infrequent so you can replace it on schedule without leaving a full bottle outside for days. Six ports offer multiple access points, but territorial hummingbirds may still keep others away; the port count does not guarantee six birds will feed together.

What should go in this feeder?

Use nectar made with one part plain white granulated sugar to four parts water, measured by volume, and let it cool before filling. Do not add red dye, honey, or artificial sweeteners. This bottle-and-port design is for liquid nectar, not seeds or jelly.

Does the ant moat eliminate every insect?

No. Keep the upper moat supplied with clean water and check for a dry cup or a branch touching the feeder that could give ants another route. A water moat is not a guarantee against bees or wasps. Do not coat the feeding ports with oil or sticky insect barriers.

Choose a site you can reach easily for daily checks. See our bird feeder placement guide for window and predator considerations, or compare the current hummingbird feeder collection. Cleaning frequency matters more than filling the reservoir to its maximum.