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Wild Bird House : Orchard & Baltimore Orioles Eating Grape Jelly : With Nature Sounds

Backyard bird watching. Orchard & Baltimore Orioles feeding grape jelly. Shot with a Nikon D3100. www.wild-bird-house.com.

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wildbirdhouse commented on 03 Sep 2012

Yes, they do come to oranges. Give the feeder some time. Put out jelly (grape), oranges and nectar. It may be a little late in the season this year but I wouldn't give up until mid September. Then try again starting on tax day (4-15) next year. They need to find the feeder first... then they will feed from memory and bring friends. We started about 7-8 years ago with just and orange. We had 1 pair the first year. Now we have so many we can't count them all. Be patient and consistant!

NewEnglandgardening commented on 28 Aug 2012

Nice video. I was hoping to get video like this too but the feeder I bought is like a bird house with a roof over it and a stainless steel cup underneath to hold the grape jelly. I've yet to get the Baltimore Orioles to show any interest in it. I also tried a nectar feeder that is orange but no luck too. Have you seen them east the oranges? I tried that too. They are eating my grapes and figs though. Thanks for the video.

Wild Bird House : Attack of the Baltimore Orioles - Feeding on Grape Jelly, Oranges & Mealworms

A bunch of early Orioles feeding on Jelly Oranges & Mealworms. Shot May 5th, 2013 Tecumseh, KS with a Nikon D3100 DSLR.

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floraclo commented on 09 May 2014

I just wonder if you like the big feeder ?

floraclo commented on 12 May 2014

+wildbirdhouseI did order one but I wonder if bluebirds will also go there to eat their superworm.

wildbirdhouse commented on 12 May 2014

Hi, we do like the one with the double dish. That way we can offer jelly & mealworms along with an orange or two.

Wild Bird House : Bluebirds & Orioles Eating Mealworms & Grape Jelly w/ Nature Sounds

www.wild-bird-house.com Some more backyard birdwatching ... An Eastern Bluebird and some Baltimore Orioles feeding in our backyard. The Bluebirds are ...

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wildbirdhouse commented on 12 Nov 2012

There are 4 food that you can use. They absolutely love grape jelly which is what you see them eating in the video. But, we attracted our first pair by cutting an orange in half and putting it in a suet cage. They also drink nectar like hummingbirds and finally they eat insects, so offering mealworms is another great way to feed them. To get started I would put out oranges, jelly and nectar in brightly colored feeders starting early to mid April in the south and the first of May in the north.

Blu Jardin commented on 30 May 2013

Thank You - what awesome, crystal clear footage of the birds! Towards the end of the video, I made an interesting observation that had me thinking. Right at about the 2:54 mark there is an oriole (female?) that flies off with a big glob of jelly in its mouth. Do you suppose it could be taking it back to the nest to feed their young? I noticed the others mostly ate the jelly on the spot before taking off.

wildbirdhouse commented on 08 Sep 2013

Blu, sorry it took a while to reply, haven't logged in for a while. They will feed the young insects. You can offer mealworms which they love! But they wont take the jelly back to the nest.

Mary Oldham commented on 21 Jun 2012

Incredible! I especially enjoyed the slo-mo with the bluebird! I wish I could get videos this good!

BlueJayer952 commented on 02 Nov 2012

Oriole birds are amazing. What is the best way to attract them

Jennifer Ye commented on 06 Oct 2013

Beautiful! Thanks for being so kind to nature!

amdddr commented on 09 Oct 2013

You are super kind to nature like

Wild Bird House : Orioles Eating Grape Jelly on a Rainy Day : With Relaxing Sounds of Nature

www.wild-bird-house.com Some Baltimore Orioles eating grape jelly on a rainy Sunday afternoon. Shot with a Nikon 3100.

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LOLA'S STUDIO commented on 31 May 2015

I am living in Virginia, what months should we feed them? I just bought them some feeders from Amazon. Thanks.

David Evans commented on 07 Feb 2013

February in Illinois, I appreciate the sounds and sights of these videos. Thank you.

Shawn Strauss commented on 28 Jun 2013

Where is this, I wanna try it.

Gabri656 commented on 22 Apr 2013

nice

Wild Bird House : Hummingbirds & Orioles Feeding on Nectar and Grape Jelly

Ruby Throated Hummingbirds and Baltimore Orioles feeding on nectar & grape jelly. Backyard bird watching Shot with a Nikon D3100 ...

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ellymaeKendall commented on 23 Jun 2013

Best time to feed orioles is May in the north (NY), earlier south. They also like navel oranges. Beware. My girlfriend left out grape jelly for the orioles and found a dead hummingbird in it. He got stuck in the jelly and couldn't get free. He smothered.

daniel burns commented on 19 Aug 2013

every year i grow giant zenias and i always see orioles and several species of butterflys including monarchs in them i just saw them today august 19.and i live in sw.pa

wildbirdhouse commented on 07 Sep 2013

We're in Kansas and yes you definitely could get them in PA. Start about April 15th and put out some jelly and oranges cut in half.

vinusha R commented on 28 Aug 2013

where is this place ? wud luv to visit !

wildbirdhouse commented on 30 May 2012

Nikon D3100 SLR on a tripod.

wildbirdhouse commented on 07 Sep 2013

Kansas.

Oriole Feeding On Humming Bird Feeder 1

The Baltimore Orioles have been feeding on my humming bird feeders for several years. I put my logitech 9000 by the window to capture them.

Baltimore Oriole at Wild Birds Unlimited East Lansing Michigan

Miss Baby Doll likes to watch the Baltimore Oriole at the window feeder. Mr. Oriole isn't so sure he likes to be watched.

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