Bee Feeder for Mason Jar Made of Silicone - Bee Watering Station for Garden Compatible with Regular Mouth Mason Jars

Love this product. I put it out already but no bees out yet. I love this because its safer for the bee to get water and not drown.

Works good and you can put different size jars if more suryp is needed. Except there needs to be a screen in outlet holes to keep bees from entering jars and some die.Works really good for larger colonies by changing jars size, bees love the large feeding area.CAUTION: keep it level or suryp will spill over feeding area and attract ants.

We have been in the market for a sugar water feeder for our bee colonies so they can have easy access to food in the winter. But all of the feeders we have purchased in the past have too big of a hole where the water drains into the pad, and the bees crawl up it and die.However, this feeder is amazing. Super easy to clean and install and the bees cannot crawl inside it. The divots in the green drain part are small enough they cannot drown either.Seriously, this is the best bee feeder we have ever bought. We love it so much we bought a second one so when the colonies for our almond trees come around they have enough food too to get from orchard to orchard. Great product.

It repels bees. Does not fit on 2.5" Mason jar. Is so shallow that all of the water drains out of the jar at the slightest angle. Can't pick it up, because the feeding part falls off.UPDATE; Tried it. When the bees empty it, they go inside the jar looking for more. The first time I used it, I found several bees inside the jar, some drowned. The second time I used it, I found dozens of drowned bees completely covering the bottom. It may have wiped out the lion's share of a swarm. Retired it immediately. A floating sponge in a bowl works much better.

This is probably meant to be a bee waterer, however we use as a sugar water feeder. Works great and easy cleanup. Will buy at least 1 more, maybe 2.

Although this is a great concept and the rubber mat for allowing bees to feed without drowning is fabulous, I tried 4 brands of regular mouth mason jars and none had a good fit on the neck of the jar. It looks like you can screw the mat on the jar threads but it is too big for Ball, Kerr, Roots and a generic brand of regular mouth mason jars. I tried snapping it on and that did not work either. Measurements should be checked before buying these. If you have a jar slightly bigger than a standard it will fit. It is really just a couple millimeters off. Otherwise this would be a good product.

The bees love it. Need to reduce the size of the holes with tape to keep from bees to enter the jar.

the bees flock to the feeder almost immediately!! The issues I have is that being plastic, you have to be very careful to make certain the jar is securely tightened. Also it is challenging to keep it level when you carry it or it will spill , so I use a small pan to carry catch any drips.