Royal Wing 22 oz. Ribbed Glass Hummingbird Feeder, Red
Royal Wing 22 oz. Ribbed Glass Hummingbird Feeder, Red
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Hang up the Royal Wing Ribbed Glass Hummingbird Feeder. Birds will flock to the 4 feeding ports to fuel up on the delicious nectar. While birds feed, the built-in ant moat and bee guard help keep pests away from the nectar. This bird feeder also boasts a beautiful ribbed glass design and is easy to hang, refill and clean as needed, allowing you to spend more time birdwatching and less time working.
- Designed for attracting and feeding hummingbirds to ensure they get the right nutrients
- Holds up to 22 oz. of hummingbird nectar
- 4 feeding ports accommodate multiple birds at once
- Ant moat and bee guard help keep pests away from the nectar
- Vibrant design featuring beautiful ribbed glass
- Easy to refill and clean with soap and water as needed
- Simply hang and enjoy
- Size of the hummingbird feeder: 5 in. x 10 in.
- Made in China
| Brand | Royal Wing |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Imported |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Bird Feeder Capacity | 22 oz. |
| Bird Types | Hummingbirds |
| Care Instructions | Soap and Water |
| Compatible Food | Nectar |
| Feeder Type | Nectar |
| Manufacturer Brand | Royal Wing |
| Mounting Type | Hanging |
| Number Of Feeding Ports | 4 |
| Number of Fruit Spears | 0 |
| Number of Jelly Dishes | 0 |
| Number of Perches | 4 |
| Number of Suet Blocks | 0 |
| Primary Color | Red |
| Primary Material | Glass |
| Product Height | 10 in. |
| Product Length | 5 in. |
| Product Weight | 1.2 lb. |
| Product Width | 5 in. |
| Warranty | N/A |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HB-0871A1 |
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Q: how do you remove the flower feeding portals for cleaning
a month ago1 Answer
- A: Disassembling the Base and Portals Unscrew the Glass Bottle: Hold the glass bottle firmly and rotate the plastic base counter-clockwise to separate the two main sections. Separate the Base: The plastic base typically consists of two halves that snap together. Locate the seam where the perches are and pull the top and bottom sections apart. Tip: If the parts are stuck due to dried nectar, soak the entire base in very warm water for 15 minutes to dissolve the sugar crystals. Remove the Flower Ports: Once the base is open, you can remove the individual flower portals. Wiggle Method: Do not pull them straight out; instead, gently "wiggle" or twist them back and forth to release them from the holes. Push from Behind: If they are difficult to grip, you can sometimes push them through from the inside of the base cover once it is separateda month agoHelpful?
Q: Will this item be in stock soon? I purchased one at your store in Colusa, Ca while visiting in June, 2025
4 months ago1 Answer
- A: For inventory inquires please contact Customer Solutions at (877) 718-6750. Hours of Operation Monday - Saturday 7am-9pm CST Sunday 8am-7pm CST.4 months agoHelpful?
Q: why was the answer not posted about cleaning the bottom reservoir?
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: Please check your email for the illustrated instruction on how to remove the base for cleaning. To clean Bottom base: Push the bottom base from the opening, the upper and bottom base will come apart for easy cleaning.2 years agoHelpful?
Q: How to open the bottom reservoir to clean it? It seems to be one piece instead of two.
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: Please check your email for the requested information.2 years agoHelpful?
Q: The food does not seem to go down into the bottom of the feeder unless I unscrew it some. Why would it be made this way as normally you tighten everything to keep out pests?
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: To prevent potential leak, keep the feeder glass reservoir screwed tight to its base is the right way to do it. Nectar can go down normally. If no bird drinking, the nectar will not go down.2 years agoHelpful?
Q&As
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1 - 5 of 5 Questions
Newest questions
Q: how do you remove the flower feeding portals for cleaning
a month ago1 Answer
- A: Disassembling the Base and Portals Unscrew the Glass Bottle: Hold the glass bottle firmly and rotate the plastic base counter-clockwise to separate the two main sections. Separate the Base: The plastic base typically consists of two halves that snap together. Locate the seam where the perches are and pull the top and bottom sections apart. Tip: If the parts are stuck due to dried nectar, soak the entire base in very warm water for 15 minutes to dissolve the sugar crystals. Remove the Flower Ports: Once the base is open, you can remove the individual flower portals. Wiggle Method: Do not pull them straight out; instead, gently "wiggle" or twist them back and forth to release them from the holes. Push from Behind: If they are difficult to grip, you can sometimes push them through from the inside of the base cover once it is separateda month agoHelpful?
Q: Will this item be in stock soon? I purchased one at your store in Colusa, Ca while visiting in June, 2025
4 months ago1 Answer
- A: For inventory inquires please contact Customer Solutions at (877) 718-6750. Hours of Operation Monday - Saturday 7am-9pm CST Sunday 8am-7pm CST.4 months agoHelpful?
Q: why was the answer not posted about cleaning the bottom reservoir?
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: Please check your email for the illustrated instruction on how to remove the base for cleaning. To clean Bottom base: Push the bottom base from the opening, the upper and bottom base will come apart for easy cleaning.2 years agoHelpful?
Q: How to open the bottom reservoir to clean it? It seems to be one piece instead of two.
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: Please check your email for the requested information.2 years agoHelpful?
Q: The food does not seem to go down into the bottom of the feeder unless I unscrew it some. Why would it be made this way as normally you tighten everything to keep out pests?
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: To prevent potential leak, keep the feeder glass reservoir screwed tight to its base is the right way to do it. Nectar can go down normally. If no bird drinking, the nectar will not go down.2 years agoHelpful?
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Reviews
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1 – 4 of 15 Reviews
Most Recent
Anonymous
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Looks Great. Bright Red!
12 days ago
I've found that the best hummingbird feeders are as red as possible. A feeder might be beautiful but if it doesn't attract hummingbirds it is just decor. This one looks great, is well constructed, and is pure red. The ant moat is a plus.
SweepstakesYes
Reviews 2
4 out of 5 stars.
Red is right
a month ago
Hummingbirds found it right away! I like that the glass is red, it's easy to clean and well made. And I like that it has a built-in ant moat. I wish disconnecting from the moat was easier.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Louisiana
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Great color
a month ago
Well built, color is brigh and attracts the hummingbirds well, It was easy to mount and holds a good bit of water. It is easy to mount and clean. Has enough openings for multiple birds.
Yes, I recommend this product.
illinois
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
8 months ago
Lovely to look at but not ao sure the flimsy wire hanger provided will hold up the feeder let alone a full feeder.
No, I do not recommend this product.