Product Description

Designed to bring hummingbirds right to a window for close observation, this feeder mounts quickly on glass with two suction cups and remains secure. It's made of tempered glass to resist scratching, has a capacity of 14 ounces, and slides on and off the mounting bracket for simple, easy refilling. (Nectar not included.) There are two plastic flower-blossom feeding stations with bee guards and perches. The feeder weighs 1-1/2 pounds, sticks out 3-1/4 inches from a window, and is 8-1/2 inches high.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #983 in Lawn & Patio
• Brand: OPUS
• Model: 455
• Dimensions: 8.50" h x 3.25" w x 3.25" l, 1.50 pounds

Features

• Mounts quickly on glass with two suction cups
• Made of tempered glass
• Capacity of 14 ounces
• Two plastic feeding stations with bee guards and perches
• 8-1/2 inches high

Amazon.com Review
Designed to bring hummingbirds right to a window for close observation, this feeder mounts quickly on glass with two suction cups and remains secure. It's made of tempered glass to resist scratching, has a capacity of 14 ounces, and slides on and off the mounting bracket for simple, easy refilling. (Nectar not included.) There are two plastic flower-blossom feeding stations with bee guards and perches. The feeder weighs 1-1/2 pounds, sticks out 3-1/4 inches from a window, and is 8-1/2 inches high. --Fred Brack

From the Manufacturer
Fourteen-ounce glass window hummingbird feeder with two sculpted-flower feeding stations with bee guard. Slide-action bracket attaches quickly and securely to window and allows for easy bottle removal for filling and cleaning.

Customer Reviews

nice idea
The window attachment did not work with this hummingbird feeder. Had to improvise putting it on a pole with some wire.

Nice form, fit and function!
Nice product, durable, easy to fill and refill, although we did have considerable difficulty getting the bracket off of the feeder the first time, could be difficult for elderly or infirm.

Fatal Flaw in Design
While it seems intuitively obvious, I nonetheless read the instructions on how to mount this. Then I did what it said: cleaned the window, attached the suction cups to the feeder, wet the cups and pressed it against the window. Only problem is this: the plastic rim on the back of the unit around the suction cups prevents you from firmly pressing the cups against the window. Result: the unit stayed put for less than 30 minutes before falling off and breaking into sticky mess.

Something in the design or installation of this unit needs to change.