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WeewoodayEntrance Feeder$10.99
Weewooday
$10.99Entrance Feeder
I use these entrance feeders in the spring when I install new hives. The feeders fit a small-mouth mason jar, which you can fill with sugar water to feed the bees or just regular water to keep them hydrated in a dry climate. I've tried all kinds of feeders in my hives, and keep going back to these entrance feeders.
There are a lot of different feeders on the market, each of which has pros and cons. The cons are that entrance feeders can also attract wasps or hornets, so make sure to monitor your hives for any wasp activity. However, the pros for this style of feeder are that I've had great personal experience with them, and my hives always seem to drink the most from them.
There are a lot of different feeders on the market, each of which has pros and cons. The cons are that entrance feeders can also attract wasps or hornets, so make sure to monitor your hives for any wasp activity. However, the pros for this style of feeder are that I've had great personal experience with them, and my hives always seem to drink the most from them.