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$33.42

  • Designed for nectar-feeding birds: tui, bellbirds, waxeyes
  • Patented Bee Guard prevents bees and wasps from accessing nectar
  • Easy to clean and refill for fresh nectar daily
  • Durable and weather-resistant for NZ outdoor conditions
  • Supports native bird health and encourages frequent visits
  • Ideal to place near nectar flowering trees

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Brand:Tui

Tui | Nectar Feeder

Invite the beautiful tui, bellbirds, and waxeyes to your garden with the Tui Nectar Feeder. Designed specifically for nectar-feeding birds, this feeder provides a reliable source of sweet sugar water, especially when native nectar flowers are out of season. It’s a great way to enjoy these iconic Kiwi birds up close while supporting their natural diet.

Key Features:

  • Specially designed for nectar-feeding birds like tui, bellbirds, and waxeyes
  • Patented Bee Guard keeps bees and wasps away from the nectar
  • Easy to clean and refill, ensuring fresh nectar at all times
  • Durable and weather-resistant for outdoor use
  • Supports native bird health and encourages regular visits

Directions for Use:

  • Dissolve 100g (½ cup) white sugar in 1 litre of warm water
  • Allow sugar water to cool before filling the feeder
  • Hang feeder near nectar flowering trees if possible
  • Replace sugar water daily to keep it fresh and prevent disease

Enjoy the vibrant colours and cheerful songs of nectar-feeding birds right in your backyard. The Tui Nectar Feeder is an essential addition for every Kiwi bird lover’s garden!

FAQs

Which birds does this feeder attract?

It attracts nectar-feeding birds like tui, bellbirds, and waxeyes common in NZ.

What should I put in the feeder?

Use a sugar water mix made by dissolving 100g sugar in 1 litre of warm water.

How often should I change the nectar?

Replace the sugar water daily to keep it fresh and prevent disease spread.

How does the Bee Guard work?

The patented Bee Guard stops bees and wasps from reaching the nectar inside.

How do I clean the feeder?

Clean the feeder regularly with warm soapy water to keep it hygienic.

Where should I place the feeder?

Hang near nectar flowering trees or in a quiet, sheltered garden spot.

Can I use honey instead of sugar?

No, honey can be harmful to birds and encourages bacterial growth. Use white sugar only.

Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 19 × 14 × 14 m
Product type

Dry Food

5 reviews for Tui Nectar Feeder

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  1. The best feeding g station to attract Tuis.

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  2. Fed local Tuis for the last couple of years, works very well. A little bit of syrup leaks when birds are feeding and attracts hordes of wasps. Keep in mind when positioning

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  3. From ordering to receiving, very easy, prompt and efficient. The product is very easy to use and the Tui and Bellbird are loving it. I love it more than a previous product because the Waxeyes and Sparrows can’t hog it.

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  4. awesome product

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  5. Hung it near our kōwhai and within a day we had bellbirds and waxeyes showing up too. Love it!

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How do I keep the litte white centre in after filling Irene Edwards asked on 27 January 2026

Hi Irene, to keep the white centre seal in place after filling:

Make sure the base is screwed on firmly and squarely after you fill the feeder — that pushes the white seal into its groove so it stays put.

A strong downward shake once it’s closed helps the white seal lock into place and stop dripping.

Doing that keeps the white piece sitting where it should instead of coming out when you hang it up.

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What can I do to Stop this Nectar Feeder from Leaking Out of the bottom onto the ground. Keith asked on 13 January 2026

Hi Keith, here are some quick tips to stop leaks

Screw the base on firmly and squarely after filling — that helps the internal seal sit properly and stop drips. A strong downward shake after closing helps too.

Avoid overfilling — leave a small air gap so pressure stays balanced and doesn’t push nectar out.

Hang it level so the feeder isn’t tilted; an angle can let nectar escape the ports.

Keep it clean — sticky residue around seals can prevent a good fit and lead to leaks.

Place in shade where possible — heat expands the nectar/air and can force nectar out.

Doing these usually fixes most leaking problems. If it still leaks, check seals and look for damage around the base/base threads.

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What are the dimensions and amount of water it holds Merilyn asked on 15 October 2025

Hi Merilyn, the dimensions are: L (14cm) W (12cm) H (18cm) | Holds 1 Litre

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