Woodlink Audubon 32 oz Glass Water Feeder (Item 23890/NAW32GL)

Because Michigan’s Hardworking Birds Deserve a Fresh Drink!
While feeders provide the fuel, water is the secret to a truly diverse Michigan backyard. The Audubon NAW32GL Glass Water Feeder is a game-changer for local birders. During our humid July afternoons or those dry, snowless stretches of winter, this high-capacity reservoir ensures your feathered neighbors stay hydrated without you needing to refill a small dish every few hours.

• Massive 32 oz Reservoir: One of the largest waterers on the market, holding a full quart of fresh water. This is a lifesaver for busy Michigan families who want to provide for their birds even on long weekends "up north."
• 360° Wraparound Perch: Designed with a wide basin and a perfectly sized circular perch, it allows multiple birds—from Eastern Bluebirds to Black-capped Chickadees—to drink and preen at the same time.
• Durable Blue-Tinted Glass: The thick, high-quality glass reservoir isn't just beautiful; it's built to last. Unlike plastic waterers that can crack or cloud in the Michigan sun, this glass stays clear and is a breeze to sanitize.
• Easy Monitoring: The transparent design lets you check water levels from your kitchen window, so you know exactly when it’s time for a top-off.

🧤 Backyard Birds: Michigan Pro-Tips 🧤

• The "Liquid Gold" Secret: Many Michigan birds, like American Robins and Cedar Waxwings, don't visit seed feeders but will flock to your yard for a reliable water source. Adding this waterer can instantly double the variety of species in your garden.
• Summer Algae Defense: Michigan’s summer humidity can turn still water green quickly. Pro-Tip: Hang this feeder in a partially shaded area to keep the water cool and slow down algae growth.
• The Winter Freeze Warning: While water is vital during Michigan winters, glass can crack if the water freezes solid. We recommend bringing this glass unit inside when the forecast calls for a deep freeze, or swapping it for a heated birdbath during the peak of January.
• Sanitation is Key: Birds drink and bathe in the same water. To keep your local flock healthy and prevent the spread of avian diseases, we recommend a quick scrub with a 9:1 water-to-vinegar solution every few days.