Perky-Pet Antique Glass Bottle Hummingbird Feeder - 10 oz Capacity, Copper Accents, 4 Flower Ports

Timeless Design, Practical Hummingbird Feeding

Bring a touch of vintage charm to your yard with the Perky-Pet Antique Glass Bottle Hummingbird Feeder. The clear glass bottle showcases nectar levels while its brushed copper accents catch sunlight, adding a warm glow to garden paths and porches. Four decorative flower ports around the base invite tiny visitors to perch and sip, turning your outdoor space into a lively, up-close nature moment. The transparent bottle also makes it easy to monitor nectar, helping you plan refills with confidence and minimal guesswork.

Key design details

• STUNNING ANTIQUE DESIGN: Clear glass bottle with brushed copper base creates a classic, eye-catching focal point.
• MULTIPLE BIRDS AT ONCE: Four flower-shaped ports and perches invite several hummingbirds to feed together.
• DURABLE OUTDOOR BUILD: Thick glass and metal components withstand sun, wind, and seasonal changes.
• IDEAL CAPACITY: 10 oz nectar capacity supports regular visits between refills.

Placement, use, and care

• EASY HANGING: Hang from a tree limb, porch hook, deck, or shepherd’s hook to suit your space.
• EASY FILLING AND VIEW: Clear bottle lets you see nectar level and fill as needed.
• CARE REMINDERS: Clean with mild soap and water every two weeks to maintain freshness.

Designed to complement a variety of outdoor spaces, this feeder works well on patios, decks, or garden paths. The copper accents add warmth to lighting at golden hour, while the glass body offers a clean, timeless silhouette that fits traditional or contemporary garden decor. Place it where you typically enjoy a meal outdoors or near seating to maximize your chances of a peaceful, birdwatching moment as hummingbirds visit throughout the day.

Durability and maintenance

Backed by thoughtful construction, the feeder’s glass bottle and metal base are built to endure seasonal changes with proper care. Regular cleaning keeps nectar fresh and minimizes residue, helping you maintain an inviting feeding scene for visitors from peak spring through late summer.