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More Birds Bird Health+ Powder Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate, 2 lb., Natural Red

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More Birds Bird Health+ Powder Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate, 2 lb., Natural Red

Item # 1148294

More Birds More Birds Bird Health+ Powder Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate, 2 lb., Natural Red
More Birds More Birds Bird Health+ Powder Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate, 2 lb., Natural Red
Highlights
  • Bird Types:Hummingbirds
  • Features:No artificial dye or flavor-naturally dyed with carmine
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More Birds Bird Health+ Powder Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate, 2 lb., Natural Red

Item # 1148294

More Birds More Birds Bird Health+ Powder Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate, 2 lb., Natural Red
More Birds More Birds Bird Health+ Powder Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate, 2 lb., Natural Red
Highlights
  • Bird Types:Hummingbirds
  • Features:No artificial dye or flavor-naturally dyed with carmine
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The added carmine provides a natural red coloring without any artificial dyes or flavors. Simply mix one part powder concentrate with three parts warm water, then stir until completely dissolved-no boiling required. One 2 lb package of concentrate makes 160 oz of nectar. Our powder concentrate is a mess-free way to feed hummingbirds. Vitamins and calcium are added to promote successful egg hatching. More Birds' nectars are made from a blend of natural sugars found in flowers that birds feed from.

  • No artificial dye or flavor - naturally dyed with carmine
  • Simply mix one part powder concentrate with four parts water, then stir - no boiling required
  • Makes 160 oz. of nectar
  • Mess-free bird feeding
  • Added vitamins and calcium promote successful egg hatching
  • Made from a blend of natural sugars found in flowers that birds feed from