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

Once upon a garden morning, this humble silicone bee feeder was placed lovingly on a mason jar. Its purpose? To quench the thirst of noble bees. To serve the winged queens of pollination. To bring hydration to the buzzing elite.But then… the quails arrived.Tiny. Fluffy. Determined.They waddled in like feathery pirates, stared at the bee feeder, and declared in their high-pitched chirps:“This. Is. Ours now.”And thus began the Great Water War of the Backyard.🐣 Victory highlights:• The quails seized the feeder and used it with flawless elegance.• No drownings. No spills. No drama (except for the bees, who were furious).• Easy to clean, easy to refill, and sturdy under pressure—even when baby quail #7 decided it was a trampoline.🐝 The bees?They buzzed off. Probably started a group chat about it.👑 Final judgment:This bee feeder has ascended to a higher calling—as the official hydration throne of baby quails everywhere.So yes. I bought a bee feeder.But I ended up with a quail revolution.Would I buy it again?In a heartbeat. Viva la Quailvolution. 🐣✊

Overall it works but it definitely doesn't screw into a typical mason jar and if it is on an uneven surface it creates an opening where the water will just pour out of the jar. So, in the end it works you just have to be careful with how you use it.

The bees love it and don't drown..

While it does dispense water the bees have no interest

Works just as described the bees can drink without drowning .

Looks pretty out by my hives. Unfortunately the bees don't go to it

Its bright and fits right into my garden, I love it

I like it...available to the pollinators. So far, I have only seen squirrels drink from the base. j