EcoCycle Red Glass Hummingbird Feeder, 473 ml with Five Feeding Ports

The EcoCycle Crimson Comb is a recycled-glass hummingbird feeder for outdoor birdwatching, with a 16-ounce nectar reservoir and five feeding ports.

• Recycled glass and plastic construction — brings recycled materials to your outdoor bird-feeding setup.
• 16-ounce honeycomb glass reservoir — holds nectar for hummingbirds.
• Five feeding ports and built-in perches — give hummingbirds places to feed and rest.
• Four removable flower ports — detach from the two-part base for thorough cleaning.
• Bee- and wasp-deterring base design — helps keep nectar accessible to hummingbirds.

For gardeners who enjoy watching hummingbirds, this feeder combines a glass nectar reservoir with places for birds to perch while feeding. Its refill and cleaning features are designed to make routine feeder upkeep straightforward, while the base is shaped to deter bees and wasps.

How much nectar does the EcoCycle Crimson Comb feeder hold?

The glass reservoir holds up to 16 ounces of nectar. Its honeycomb design gives the feeder a distinctive red-accented look for outdoor spaces, while the wide-mouth opening makes filling and cleaning the reservoir easier.

• Reservoir material: recycled glass.
• Opening: wide mouth for access when refilling and cleaning.

How many hummingbirds can feed at once?

The feeder has five feeding ports, with built-in perches that let hummingbirds rest as they feed. The base includes four removable flower ports, which can be taken off to clean the feeder more thoroughly.

• Feeding setup: five ports with built-in perches.
• Cleaning access: four removable flower ports on a two-part base.

How does the base help with cleaning and nectar access?

The two-part base comes apart for cleaning, and its design deters bees and wasps while allowing hummingbirds to reach the nectar. Together with the wide-mouth reservoir and removable ports, these features provide several points of access for routine cleaning.

• Base: two-part construction that completely disassembles.
• Materials: recycled glass and plastic, described for this feeder as durable.

The EcoCycle Crimson Comb suits birdwatchers looking for a nectar feeder made with recycled materials, a glass reservoir, built-in perches, and removable parts for cleaning. Its 16-ounce capacity, five feeding ports, and bee- and wasp-deterring base make it a practical fit for enjoying hummingbirds in a garden or other outdoor space.

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