Perky-Pet 8108-2 Green Antique Bottle 10-Ounce Glass Hummingbird Feeder

I have used this style hummingbird feeder for several years. It works wonderfully well with clear homemade nectar. The flower-shaped feeders each have a small amount of red around their center. It is much more attractive than the red plastic feeders. However, it is definitely overpriced here at $25+. The local hardware stores and WalMart all sell this feeder for under $13 each.

I've had this feeder for about 3 weeks now and have used it daily since - plenty of time to evaluate it and say that this is a great feeder and definitely worth buying.
Pros:
* Beautiful vintage look
* Absolutely no leaks
* Glass bottle, metal flower feeders, and only lowermost piece if plastic
* Easy to clean (with a bottle brush)
* Reasonably priced, here and elsewhere
* Comfortable enough for birds to perch and rest on while feeding
* Hummingbirds love it (you don't need red)
Cons:
* 10 oz capacity may be a bit small for some, depending on your birdie turn-out, but here in Los Angeles, CA, a smaller capacity is just fine because in the warmer months you have to clean out the feeders often anyway
* The metal hook is a bit narrow to fit easily on certain brackets (the sugar solution will spill out when you tip it), but we just added a bit of rope to extend it
* None, really!

I have had this a year or two (I don't remember when I got it, but I had it before I moved). The bottle is glass. The base has two parts for easy cleaning (very important with hummingbird feeders), to clean the narrow necked bottle you will need to get a bottle cleaning brush. The top of the base is thin metal while the base is green plastic. The bottle is hung by a piece of metal. This metal makes it so you have to hold it while filling so you need to be able to pour with one hand. This part also rusts (fwiw I had mine in a tree, perhaps under a porch it wouldn't corrode so fast). I like that the flowers don't have yellow (which attracts bees) and don't drip, but the enamel can chip off.