Insulated Hummingbird Feeder

Designed for Summer and Winter

Features vacuum insulated steel container and 8 oz nectar dish.

In Freezing Cold:

When Temperatures are below 28F, you can add warm tap water (120F) into the container up to the MAX line. This will delay the nectar from freesing, but keep the nectar temperature under 100F.

Only put room temperature nectar into the nectar dish. Set the feeder outside first thing in the morning and bring the feeder inside after the sun goes down.

In Extreme Heat

When the temperature is above 85F, you can add ice to the container MAX line. This will keep the nectar cooler for longer.