Andrew's feeder is exactly the one I use--it really does everything he says.
Laura
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 9:14 PM, Andrew <birderguy@comcast.net> wrote:
> Here is how!! Toss it in the garbage and get a good one..
>
> Get a HummZinger feeder.. http://www.aspectsinc.com/2_HumFdrs.html
>
> These are simply the BEST feeders..
>
> Easy to clean..
> Freezing won't break them.
> Won't drip.
> Built in ant mote(not needed because they DON'T DRIP!!)
> Perfect measured distance from perch to feeding port.
> Bee/Wasps can't drink the nector..
> NO YELLOW parts to attrach bees/wasps
>
> I have bought and given away about 100 of these to people as gifts..
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> Andrew Longtin
> Corcoran (Hennepin Co.) Minnesota
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> From: Minnesota Birds [mailto:MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU] On Behalf Of Forest
> Strnad
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> How do you get the "dirt" out of the bottom of the feerer?
> Greetings:
>
> How do you get the "dirt" out of the bottom of the feerer? Tooth brush
> can't
> possibly reach it all. Black "dirt" does not all come out with a tooth
> prush.
> Is there some solution that helps remove the black spots.
>
> Rev. Forest V. Strnad
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