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Thirty ports, no waiting in line
Hummingbirds are famously territorial around small feeders, chasing each other off a single port. With thirty feeding spots arranged around the reservoir, there is room for a crowd, and squabbles give way to something closer to a dinner party.
Ants stopped at the moat
The built-in ant moat sits above the nectar like a tiny castle defense: fill it with water and crawling insects simply cannot get across. Your nectar stays clean, and the only visitors are the ones with wings.
Host the whole hummingbird neighborhood
On a good evening this feeder becomes the busiest corner of the garden, wings catching the low sun as birds come and go. Hang it where the family can watch, and dinner inside gets a floor show outside.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
Why so many feeding ports?
Why so many feeding ports?
More ports mean more birds can feed at once, which eases the territorial chasing you see at small feeders. During migration or busy summer weeks, a high-capacity feeder can host a genuinely remarkable crowd.
How does the ant moat work?
How does the ant moat work?
The moat is a small water-filled barrier between the hanger and the nectar. Ants crawling down the hook reach the water and can go no further. Keep it topped up, especially in hot spells, and the nectar stays protected.
How often should I change the nectar?
How often should I change the nectar?
Every few days in mild weather and more often in heat, with a hot-water rinse at each refill. A simple one-to-four sugar-to-water mix is all you need; skip dyes and honey.
Where should I hang a feeder this size?
Where should I hang a feeder this size?
Choose a sturdy hook or branch in partial shade, ideally near flowers and within sight of a window. A nearby shrub gives birds a safe perch between visits and makes the feeder feel like part of their territory.