• The Sweet Spot Hummingbird feeder with female ruby-throated hummingbird feeding syrup or nectar from the crimson ports. Behind is the perfectly designed box for expert storage in the winter.
  • Hanging sweet spot hummingbird feeder with base screwed off to show easy refills.
  • A ruby-throated hummingbird feeder perched on the sweet spot hummingbird feeders comfortable polycarbonate perches.
  • The Sweet Spot hummingbird feeder with its ant moat filled with water to exclude ants and bees from eating the nectar. underneath is a hand showcasing the cleaning of the jacobi jayne feeders ports with the included cleaning brush.
  • The Sweet Spot Hummingbird feeder with a female, ruby-throated hummingbird drinking nectar or syrup through the crimson ports of the jacobi jayne feeder.
  • Dismantled Sweet Spot hummingbird feeder showcasing easy-removable li, twist-off base, durable steel hanging wire, and included port cleaning brush.
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Sweet Spot™ Hummingbird feeder

Sweet Spot™ Hummingbird feeder

€21,95 EUR
€21,95 EUR
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Ready to welcome hummingbirds in seconds.

The hummingbird feeder’s hanging rod gently screws counterclockwise into the top of the feeder. Fill the nectar tray with juice, water, or nectar, then twist to secure. And you’re ready to go.

This beautifully sculpted pebble-shaped hummingbird bird feeder is crimson for a good reason — it attracts hummingbirds whose eyes are extremely sensitive to the color red. These tiny birds have a high metabolism and big appetites, feeding frequently throughout the day. Sweet Spot’s transparent tray makes it easy to see when it’s time to refill with nectar, juice, or water. Simply twist off and top up.

Comfortable perches offer space for hummingbirds to rest and refuel, while the built-in ant moat protects nectar from insects.

This Jacobi Jayne bird feeder for hummingbirds also comes with a cleaning brush, helping you keep the feeder healthy and hygienic. Regular clean-ups are essential for maintaining a safe environment for hummingbirds.

If you’re looking for the perfect feeders for hummingbirds, the Sweet Spot combines beauty and functionality. It’s one of the best hummingbird feeders for attracting these energetic birds to your garden.

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  • Easy top-ups – Twist-off base for refilling
  • Versatile nectar options – Use syrup or fruit juice
  • Built-in ant moat – Blocks pests effectively
  • Comfort perches – Birds rest while feeding
  • Durable design – Crimson polycarbonate construction
  • Leakproof seal – No drips or waste
  • Simple to clean – Includes cleaning brush
  • Eye-catching style – Attracts hummingbirds easily
  • Perfect gift – Ideal for bird lovers
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How do I fill the feeder with nectar?

The feeder features a twist-off nectar tray for easy filling. Simply unscrew the tray, fill it with nectar, and twist it back into place.

How much nectar does this feeder hold?

The feeder has a capacity of approximately 3.3 ounces, which provides enough nectar to attract hummingbirds without waste.

Is the feeder easy to clean?

Yes, the removable nectar tray and smooth design make it easy to clean. Simply separate the parts and wash with warm, soapy water and the provided cleaning brush.

Does this feeder prevent ants and bees

Yes, the built-in ant moat and nectar guard help keep pests like bees and wasps away while allowing hummingbirds to feed safely.

Can this feeder be used in cold weather?

Hummingbirds migrate to warmer climates in winter, so it’s best to store the feeder during colder months unless you live in an area where they stay year-round.

How often should I change the nectar?

In hot weather, change it every 3-5 days to prevent fermentation. In cooler weather, every 7-14 days is sufficient.

What do I fill this feeder with?

Fresh fruit juice, water or nectar syrup. A simple homemade nectar is 1 part white sugar to 4 parts water. Boil the water, dissolve the sugar, and let it cool before filling the feeder.