Aspects Hummzinger Highview 12 oz Hummingbird Feeder
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If you searched for the Aspects HummZinger HighView 12 oz hummingbird feeder, you most likely want to know which exact feeder this is, what comes with it, and whether the 12 oz size and design fit your yard. This page covers both versions sold on Amazon: the single feeder and the two-pack. Every spec below comes from the Amazon listing or from the manufacturer’s own catalog page, and we say where the listing is silent. Read the listing facts first, then the planning math further down, and check the current listing on Amazon before you order, because sellers and sizes can change.
Quick answer
The Aspects HummZinger HighView 12 oz is a saucer-style hanging feeder with a red cover, a clear base, a built-in ant moat, a perch and four feeding ports. The listing gives its capacity as 12 oz. If you want one feeder, buy the single-feeder listing. If you want a spare to swap in while you clean the first one, the two-pack lists two feeders per order. The listing does not state dimensions or weight, so measure your hook or pole first if space is tight.
What the listing confirms
Our notes are limited to the Amazon listing and the manufacturer’s HighView catalog page. Nothing on this page comes from our own use of the feeder.
- Model: the listing title includes “429″. The manufacturer catalog page lists a “HummZinger HighView 12 oz.” product but does not show model numbers, port counts or dimensions.
- Capacity: 12 oz, per the single-feeder listing.
- Feeding ports: four per feeder, per the listing.
- Materials: the listing describes polycarbonate, using both “unbreakable” and “UV stabilized” wording.
- Warranty: the listing and manufacturer text describe a lifetime guarantee that covers defects in material or workmanship, with repair or replacement at the company’s option.
- Origin: the listing says the product is made in the USA.
The two versions on Amazon
Both listings show the same HighView design. They differ in how many units you receive.
1. Aspects HummZinger HighView 12 Oz Hanging Hummingbird Feeder (single feeder)
Specs (from the listing, checked 2026-10-18): Brand Aspects; size 12 oz; style feeder; four feeding ports; built-in ant moat; high view perch; clear base that shows the nectar level; red cover that comes off for filling and cleaning; polycarbonate body; can be hung or post-mounted. The listing does not state dimensions, weight or the hanging-hook length.
Pros: The perch lets hummingbirds rest while they drink. The ant moat is built in, so you do not need a separate guard to keep ants out of the nectar. The cover removes so the bowl can be cleaned. The listing describes the feeder as drip and leak proof.
Cons: The listing does not mention bee guards or any nectar guard tips, so if bees are a problem where you live, plan for an extra accessory. The listing does not state dimensions, so you cannot confirm from the page whether it suits a small balcony hook.
Best for: a single feeder on a patio or in a small garden, where you want a perch and a built-in ant moat without extra parts.
Skip if: you need a larger nectar capacity than 12 oz, or you need bee guards included out of the box.
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2. Aspects HummZinger Highview Hanging Hummingbird Feeder, Two-Pack (12 oz)
Specs (from the listing, checked 2026-10-18): Brand Aspects; listing says “1 case of 2 Packs, 2 Count Total” and “2 feeders per order”; four feeding ports on each feeder; built-in ant moat and raised flower feeding ports; snap-apart design for cleaning; can be hung or mounted on almost any post. The two-pack listing text we read does not restate the 12 oz capacity, which is stated on the single-feeder listing. Dimensions are not stated.
Pros: Two feeders let you rotate: one hangs while the other is washed. The listing describes the same snap-apart cleaning and the same perch and ant moat as the single feeder.
Cons: You take on two units to store, fill and clean. The two-pack listing does not state the nectar capacity of each feeder, so check the single-feeder listing if the volume matters to you.
Best for: households that want a spare feeder, or a yard with several hummingbirds where you want to refill quickly.
Skip if: you only need one feeder or you have limited storage for cleaning supplies and spare parts.
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Who this feeder suits and who should skip it
This feeder fits people who want a simple saucer-style feeder with a perch and a built-in ant moat, and who are happy with a 12 oz capacity. It is a reasonable first feeder for a patio, deck or small garden.
Skip it if your main concern is bees and wasps. The listing names an ant moat and raised feeding ports, but it does not say the feeder includes bee guards. The same brand sells nectar guard tips, which appear as a related product on the listing. We do not have listing data on how well those tips work with this model, so check the tip listing before you buy.
If you want to compare saucer-style feeders with other designs, read our RoamWild hanging bee-proof hummingbird feeder guide for a different bee-resistant option. If you are still deciding where to hang the feeder, our guide to hanging a hummingbird feeder covers placement. If you are also seeing unexpected visitors at the feeder, our guide to a yellow bird at a hummingbird feeder explains what to look for.
Worked example: planning feeder count and refills
Worked example, our arithmetic (not a figure from the listing): the single feeder is listed at 12 oz. Using the standard fluid-ounce-to-milliliter conversion, 12 oz is about 355 ml. One feeder hung alone gives you 4 feeding ports in use. Two feeders, as in the two-pack, give you 8 feeding ports in total, and one can hang while the other is cleaned. If both feeders were filled to 12 oz, they would hold 24 oz, about 710 ml, between them.
The table below converts common fill sizes so you can plan how much nectar to mix. These are conversions only; the listing does not tell you how much to fill the feeder or how often to change the nectar.
| Fluid ounces (oz) | Approximate milliliters (ml) |
|---|---|
| 2 oz | 59 ml |
| 4 oz | 118 ml |
| 6 oz | 177 ml |
| 8 oz | 237 ml |
| 12 oz (one feeder) | 355 ml |
| 16 oz | 473 ml |
| 24 oz (two feeders at 12 oz) | 710 ml |
| 32 oz | 946 ml |
How often you refill depends on how many birds visit and how hot the weather is, so the rotation idea mainly saves you from taking the only feeder down for cleaning.
Setup and cleaning from the listing
The listing describes an easy-clean design: the red cover comes off so the bowl can be emptied and rinsed, and the feeder can be hung or post-mounted. It describes a clear base so you can see the nectar level. The listing does not give a cleaning schedule or a recommended nectar recipe, so follow the manufacturer’s instructions that come with the product and the general advice on keeping nectar fresh.
For the manufacturer’s full product line and a description of the HighView range, see the Aspects HummZinger HighView feeders page. We opened it to confirm that a 12 oz HighView model is in the current lineup. That page lists no model numbers, port counts or dimensions, so we relied on the Amazon listing for those details.
Check these before you buy
- Confirm you are buying the 12 oz single feeder if you need one unit. The two-pack ships two feeders.
- Measure your hook or pole. The listing does not give dimensions.
- Check the current price and delivery date on Amazon, since both change.
- If bees or wasps are a problem, look at bee-resistant options before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Is the two-pack the same feeder as the single one?
The two-pack listing describes the same HighView design, with two feeders per order and four feeding ports on each feeder. Check both listings to confirm which one you are buying.
How much nectar does it hold?
The single-feeder listing states a 12 oz capacity. The two-pack listing text we read does not restate it.
Does the listing say it has bee guards?
No. The listing describes a built-in ant moat and raised feeding ports. It does not mention bee guards. Nectar guard tips are sold separately by the same brand.
Can it be mounted on a post?
The listing says it can be hung or mounted on a post. The listing does not state the post diameter it fits.
