Kingsyard Glass Hummingbird Feeder with 6 Feeding Ports and Ant Moat, 16 oz, Leak Proof, Red

I like how easy this feeder is to clean. Even though I like the purple better than red with our house colors - I am not sure if the hummers like it. I moved it 4 feet from where my red one was due to too much sun. (The Balloon lantern was where it was.) Not sure if the move or the color is making it hard for them to find it. I may paint a little yellow around the edges of the flowers (not where their beaks go) to help them see it better.

The ant moat keeps them away, unfortunately bee's get caught in it. Speaking of Bee's, on this model they are not as intense to get to the nectar (1 cup pure cane sugar %26 4 cups filtered water) . Had 2 different feeders %26 they allowed the bee's easy access to the nectar that they swarmed the feeder %26 attacked the birds. The glass reservoir is great %26 easily cleaned. A toothbrush is a great tool for cleaning the base. Just Dawn dish soap, rinse well. I have 6 of these, but you must space them at least 50ft apart, because they will fight over them. The first 3 I put them within 15 ft of each other, all the sudden there were 20 - 30 hummingbirds fighting over them. The attached picture shows 6 fighting over 1 feeder. (Full disclosure, 1st pic [red] w/birds I threw away. It's the 1 bee's swarmed). If you got within 20ft, the bee's would buzz you. I've only been doing hummers this lady 6 weeks, steep learning curve I've got 2 blue, 2 purple %26 2 red. There's easily 20 - 30 hummers around right now sharing these 6.