Backyard Boys Woodworking GS86O Fruit & Jelly Feeder, Orange

I'm not a 'birdwatcher', I just like seeing them in my yard. I keep hummingbird feeders out from late April to about the end of October and have lots of activity. But this year I saw something different at one of my hummer feeders. After gong online I decided that it was a Baltimore Oriole . Wow ! They are not supposed to be anywhere near hear. With Google's help I learned that they like to eat oranges and grape jelly (of all things) and drink sugar water (which was why I saw them on my hummer feeders)so I ordered this feeder on Amazon. It came very quickly but in the meantime I had set up makeshift feeders to encourage the Oriels to stay around. It worked. The Oriels stayed around and I was able to watch them. But this feeder is perfect. They ate the oranges and grape jelly so quickly that it had me running to the grocery store. Since I am so far off of their usual flight path I can only hope that they will reappear next year. I hope they do.

Really impressed with this feeder! From looking at the product picture I questioned how the orioles would be able to maintain a footing to feed. No problem! As seen in the photo I've attached the birds are able to navigate between the jelly and citrus quite easily . Really does a great job of attracting orioles. Fit and finish of the feeder is excellent. The composite material looks like it should hold up well, but time will prove that point one way or the other. The included jelly bowls fit perfectly. They hold a considerable amount of jelly. Very pleased with this feeder.

A little grape jelly in the cups and I had Baltimore Oriels the next day! The hummingbirds checked it out too. I received the feeder very quickly. It's very sturdy & solid as I found out the first day when the squirrels decided it was their new toy within minutes (sigh). Well worth the price.

Just arrived yesterday. Beautiful. Makes a bright spot of cheerful orange color outside next to the spruce tree. I was expecting glass cups, but they are thick, clear, sturdy plastic in case the description does not make that point. Don't think I have any orioles around here in Colorado; bought it for other species we have such as bluebirds, finches, stellar's jay, and woodpeckers that are all said to be fond of grape jelly.

This is a great, well constructed jelly feeder. It is a perfect size and the orioles visit every day. And the price was really great. On top of that, I have never, ever had a faster delivery in my life, so great job on processing the order!

This is very nice. Okay, so spotting a hooded oriole in my back yard was very exciting. I saw him every day for a week. He would come to a hummingbird feeder. So, I ordered this feeder, jelly, another nectar feeder...almost a hundred bucks. The brat left town without even tasting the jelly. Orioles are self centered brats!

I love that this is made from recycled plastic. I had Orioles two days after hanging this. Of course it helps if you have the right habitat & they are migrating through the Lowcountry of SC now. Three jars of jelly & counting. Also offering orange halves that can be attached to feeder. Since this feeder has a roof, I didn't need a dome to keep rain or droppings off of jelly & oranges.

We have yet to see orioles using the orange slices as a food source. Side mounting oranges is merely there for attractng orioles.