“It has a nice concept and looks good but we haven’t had one oriole or hummingbird check it out. Bees love it so no jam can be used. I have a camera hummingbird feeder they both use frequently”
Suzanne,
Thank you for your honest feedback! We’re glad to hear the product is working well for you. We understand your concern about pricing, and we appreciate you taking the time to share that perspective, it’s helpful as we continue evaluating our products.
Thanks again for your support!
“The Bee Guards worked GREAT - no more decomposded rotting bees in the nectar. Wish they came included in the orginal box or a notice on directions to ordered them!”
Hi Ellen,
Thank you for sharing your experience—we’re so glad to hear the Bee Guards worked well and helped keep your nectar clean!
That’s great feedback about packaging and instructions as well. We’ll be sure to pass your suggestion along to our product team for review.
We appreciate you taking the time to let us know, and we’re happy the solution is working for you! 🐦
Best regards,
Birds Choice Team
“I had lost 2 of my bee guards for my oriole feeders and had looked everywhere for replacements. Thankfully, your company had them and were quick to deliver.”
“These inserts are about a quarter the size of the ones I needed. Unfortunately online you can't tell the size. Also I made the mistake and ordered two sets for future use and to save on shipping. These did not work for the feeder that I have which is a oriole feeder.”
“I ordered the incorrect size, when ordering the feeder. I called customer service and they gave me the correct bee guard ordering information. I did get a refund for the 1st order. The “correct” size bee guards came and they are too big for the ports in the feeder. I emptied the feeder out, to clean it and the port covers fell off and went down the drain. The guards are loose on the ports. I’m going without for now, and keeping my fingers crossed. The feeder looks nice and I have had a few visits from my h-bird friends.”
“The soft bee guards are easy to press onto the nectar openings of the Oriolefest Bird Feeder. These allow hummers and orioles to drink the nectar and the bees can not fit into the hole. (From time to time a small bee may get stuck in the hole and if I notice one I can ease them out with a piece of paper towel made into a point.) The bees can not fill the feeder so they are not drowning by the dozens. This is the best answer I have ever had for accomadating orioles.”
