Perky-Pet Red Nectar Concentrate Hummingbird Food, 32-oz bottle
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Top Ingredients | Water, Sucrose, FD&C#40... | Water, Sucrose, Sodium Benzonate (Perservative)... | Water, Sucrose, Sodium Benzonate (Perservative)... | Sucrose, Sodium Benzonate (Preservative), Potassium Sorbate (Preservative).... | Water, Sucrose, Potassium Sorbate (a preservative)... |
Bird Type | Wild Bird, Hummingbird | Wild Bird, Hummingbird | Wild Bird, Hummingbird | Wild Bird, Hummingbird | Wild Bird, Hummingbird |
Food Form | Liquid | Liquid | Liquid | Powder | Liquid |
Special Diet | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Food Flavor | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Health Feature | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
About This Item
- Formulated with 100% sucrose, this hummingbird nectar can be a vital source of energy for hummingbird
- The 32-ounce bottle of concentrate can make up to 128 ounces of red nectar, keeping the birds buzzing for some time to come, without taking up valuable storage space at your home
- Sucrose delivers the highest amount of energy to these acrobatic flyers
- Easy to use, no boiling required. Simply mix with water
- Developed to attract hummingbirds
Perky-Pet Red Nectar Concentrate Hummingbird Food makes oh-so-sweet hummingbird food that your favorite little birds love. Formulated with 100% sucrose, this hummingbird nectar can be a vital source of energy for hummingbirds. The 32-ounce bottle of concentrate can make up to 128 ounces of red nectar, keeping the birds buzzing for some time to come, without taking up valuable storage space at your home.
Specifications
Item Number | 106612 |
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Dimensions | 8 x 3.25 x 3.25 inches |
Feeder Type | Nectar Holder |
Farm Animal Type | N/A |
Bird Type | Wild Bird, Hummingbird |
Food Form | Liquid |
Ingredients
Water, Sucrose, FD&C#40, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate, (Preservative).
Guaranteed Analysis
Total Sugar | 40.0% min |
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Invert Sugars | 0.05% min |
Moisture Content | 60.0% max |
Measure 1 part concentrate to 3 parts water. Pour nectar concentrate into feeder. Add water to fill feeder. Store extra premixed nectar in the refrigerator.
What criteria should I use when selecting a hummingbird feeder?
Make sure it is 1 that will be easy to clean and fill, especially since you will need to clean the feeder each week. Hummingbird feeder with bee guard if you are worried about bees and wasps or ants invading the feeder, purchase a hummingbird feeder with bee guards or ant guards. There are many decorative hummingbird feeders on the market. We offer a wide variety of hummingbird feeders to suit your preferences.
My Top Fill Feeder is leaking - what should I do?
Here are a few things to review before filling the feeder:
- Check to make sure the base compartments are securely tightened
- Push container into base to close ports to prevent leakage
- Unscrew to cap to fill with nectar
- Screw cap back on securely to form an airtight seal. Please note: if the cap does not fit securely on to the feeder and you see a gap between the cap and the feeder, the seal may be the issue.
- To replace the outer ring, push firmly on the center of the cap to pop out the middle* Replace with new outer ring
- We recommend keeping the feeder in the closed position until you get to the spot where you want to hang it
- To open nectar reservoir - hold base with 1 hand and pull up on the container with the other to open ports for feeding* Your feeder is now ready
Where is the best place to hang my new hummingbird feeder?
Place your hummingbird feeder away from sun and wind. The sun may cause the mixture to turn bad and the wind may swing the feeder around, causing the mixture to spill.
How do I attract hummingbirds to my feeder?
Hummingbirds will find your nectar feeder, although there are some steps you can take to help the tiny birds find it sooner. Tying a red ribbon on the feeder wire or pole will help them locate it. Some enthusiasts prefer to use red nectar, although hummingbirds will also find the clear nectar in hummingbird feeders. Another "tried and true" method is to plant flowers that attract hummingbirds adjacent to the feeder area. Placing a birdbath in your yard near the feeder may help to attract them, after which they may also then find the nectar in the feeder.
How do I clean my hummingbird feeders?
Hummingbird feeders really need to be cleaned every week. Use a mild soap and water solution and a bottle brush to easily clean your feeders. The Perky - Pet® cleaning mop is specially designed for this purpose and very convenient to use. A bleach solution of 10 parts water to 1 part bleach can also be used as long as it is then rinsed completely. This cleaning mop can also be used on your oriole feeders, too!
What is birdscaping?
Birdscaping: A common term used to describe creating the ideal environment to entice and support hummingbirds in your yard. Several key elements are as follows:
- Trees, shrubs and flowers provide a perching area, shelter and food.
- Water is a necessary element that is attractive to all birds. Providing a bird bath could be as simple as turning over the clean lid to a trash can and filling it with water.
- Feeders that provide easy access to nectar and keep pests away are ideal for attracting hummingbirds.
- Certain flowers’ nectars are also an attractant for hummingbirds.
Are Hummingbirds Really Attracted to Red?
Hummingbirds have color vision that surpasses humans and even extends into the UV range. They see all colors well. Much of nature is green, due to vegetation. The color that contrasts most with green is red, so it's no coincidenceHummingbirds attracted to red hummingbird feeders that many hummingbird - pollinated flowers are red or orange; they are the easiest to see and attract hummingbirds the fastest. However, hummingbirds are very curious creatures that are constantly exploring their environment for food sources that satisfy their high - energy needs. Thus, they often "stumble upon" non - red flowers that have good nectar loads and will return to those flowers as long as nectar is available. If you have an established location where hummingbirds are known to feed, your feeder does not have to contain the red color; because of their curiosity, hummingbirds will track down a food source, regardless of color.
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15 Customer Reviews
good stuff
hummingbirds go nuts over this stuff, no mixing makes so much easier and can't beat the price
Perky pet red nectar Hummingbird food / Birds will not touch it.
I filled my Hummingbird feeder with Perky Pet to try instead of my own mix. Sat for a week and did not see one Hummingbird. I Refilled Feeder with my own Sugar mix and in less than two days their are lots of Hummingbirds and feeder is half empty. Sorry but product does not work for some reason. Cheeks
No red dye needed
The hummingbirds don't actually like the red dye. It's simple to make a hummingbird food they will devour one part sugar, three parts boiling water.
Much to strong
When I first got this I used it and noticed that the hummers found it but the did not want it. I checked it out and every one on the internet said use 1 part sugar and 3 parts boiling water and no red dye. I tried this and they love it. This nectar is 40% sugar.
Hummer Summer
Nectar is from concentrate but very easy to mix. One part Nectar to 3 parts cold water. Since the Nectar has to be changed every 3 days in the summer, using the concentrated version makes it cost effective....and the Charms love it!
Wonderful product
The hummers arrived in OK early this year. I had put the feeder out a week before the "arrival" date. They seem to like this nectar.
Nectar needed red coloring isn't
I am simply doing this review to debunk the myth that many people seem to think you need "red" nectar to attract hummers. This is false. While yes, it has been shown red is a favorite color for hummers, the red dyes used in nectar mixes is absolutely unneeded, & is nothing more than an additive that has zero nutritional value to hummers. It is also used as a marketing ploy, to attract your eyes, as red is rather bright & attractive. Nectar naturally is clear. Clear sucrose is the best to feed hummers. For attracting them, simply using a red feeder is enough. If you have a diff color feeder, simply adding things to the feeder like red ribbons, red x-mas ornaments, etc. will help bring them in. You can also add things to the area like red tubular flowers that naturally hold nectar, other red flowers, red chair cushions, red gazing globes, red flower pots, etc. While yes they indeed are attracted to red, the most attractive thing for hummers, is simply a regularly filled, clean feeder. Cleanliness is apparently a big thing to hummers. While I have tried this perky pet nectar, & have nothing bad to say about it, I cannot recommend it, not with what I know now. It is best to just use clear, high sucrose content nectar. No need for the food dyes. Just add red items to the feeder area, & you will see just as many, if not more hummers come. Just keep things clean & tidy. :)
Not great first impression
The birds don’t seem to like it. It’s been out there 2 days and doesn’t look touched
Looks nice...
I hung up the new feeder last week, filling it with Perky-pet. No hummingbirds as yet have I seen.
Great Juice
Easy to mix and ready to use. The Hummingbirds love it and are ready to drink it.