I am in Toronto @ The Bluffs area. We had Orioles arrive almost three weeks ago. I love their call and the Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks stopped by for a weekend as well. These are Neo-tropic birds that fly a long way. I put out cut oranges and Welch’s grape jelly. They are at it most of the day. I grease the bird feeder pole with Vaseline to keep the squirrels away. It works and it does not harm them, but they hate it and it is very effective. I also put out a nesting bell and fill it with soft material items for them to build their nests. They usually stay for the month of June. I hope they do again this year. I just love to see their bright orange colours and to hear their pretty songs. I love Baltimore Orioles! 🧡🖤🧡

beautiful birds. nice video

I'm in Wisconsin & put grape jelly out about a week ago and the Orioles have been coming everyday.. They are so pretty..

This is the first time ever I’ve seen the beautiful Baltimore Oriole. Put oranges on my feed..whella!! Love it !!

We're in NE Ohio and got our first orioles just this May, 2020! We currently have two pairs and they're enjoying the oranges and grape jelly.

This year, in Eastern CT., I have had a pair. Seen and heard them years before, but never at my feeders. It's been incredibly cold here, with snow and below freezing temps at night. Today was the first spring- like day! The Orioles really enjoyed the suet cakes, and oranges I cut in half and put on branches for them to snack on. Hope they stick around for a while.

In the Detroit area - last year they showed up May 1st. This year was May 2nd. Still here May 17th but not singing like the first two weeks. Still eating grape jelly and nectar but I only know they are at the feeder if I hear them chattering. I use oriole feeders and turned a Home Depot orange bucket upside down - that seems like a big target for them.

I saw a few about a month ago here in NE Atlanta at my bird feeder. First time in my life seeing this beautiful bird. Saw them again a week later. Must have been on their trip north.

A very simple and well done video, Right to the point. Thankyou.

I love watching birds!

I reside in Northeast Wisconsin on the door peninsula. We are about 3/4 of a mile inland from Lake Michigan so it’s a definite flyway for migrating birds of many types. This is my first year as I’ve been feeding birds for most of my life that I have had Orioles (they have so many beautiful different songs and they’re loud). There is a very dark blue bird that has appeared only ones that I’ve never seen before perhaps it’s the male? Two other birds that I can’t figure out have arrived as well. This is a great site and I hope to continue learning from what you put up here with my children to see especially since most of us have to stay at home. What a great time to learn! Stay safe.

Love this video . I'm just south of Chicago by 45 miles. I've had Orioles since the end of March , I've gone through 4 jars of grape jelly so far and countless oranges. I did not know they eat mealworms. I had a first today ! I had two Scarlet Tangers .. I've lived here 43 years and I've never seen one before , but had two together today . I don't care if they were just passing through I enjoyed seeing them ! Now, if I could just get some Eastern Bluebirds !!!🤗🤗🤗

Just beautiful footage!!! Thankyou.

We live NE of Syracuse, NY and have had some Baltimore Orioles on a feeder. First time in 20 years we've seen them in this area. Will try the suet cages with oranges and see what happens. Excellent Vid!

I have family down the street that are getting these I know it may be a bit late but I am praying they come here

2019 was the first time we had orioles 20 miles south of Boston. This year they appeared on Mother's Day. We now have at least 3 males, only know it because they have appeared at the same time. I've watched one female, hope to see more. I will order some mealworms to add to the variety for food when they need the protein They are eating the oranges, grape jelly, and occasionally the suet in another feeder. They have also come to our window to get a drink from the hummingbird feeders. They are a sight to behold, and a thrill to watch.

Beautiful video!

I’ve put this stuff out for years and never saw one. Then I put a pond in...and they’re all over it. What’s interesting is that they still ignore all the oranges and jelly I have out and are far more interested in the pond.

I put orange marmalade instead of grape jelly.. they love it!

Great video.

Loving all the different types of feeders on your deck, I have to get a fountain now to make that noise.

I have also attracted Scarlet Tangers to my feeders as well.

I painted my feeder bright orange and put it out in the open so they could see it when flying over. I have read they are attracted to orange. It took two seasons before I saw them using the feeder. In the northeast US get the feeder out in early spring. The Orioles arrive here in early May.

We live In Lititz Pa and today saw a Baltimore Oriole, first time in many many years

I had no idea they were that beautiful color of yellow. I always thought they were black with yellow around the wing area or throat. They sure love grape jelly. This was a great n informative video. Thank you ♥️😊👍

There beuatiful.

I have seen Orioles where I live, but I have never been able to get them to come down to my garden. This year I plan to put fruit out to attract butterflies and fruit flies that the hummingbirds can eat. I have been seeing a hummingbird collecting spider webs, so they must be nesting nearby. I didn't know about the grape jelly, now I have to try that this year.

Wow! We have out here in (Ashamed to say what State) Hooded orioles, the males are unbelievable color . Scrub Jays would never let any bird feed on meal worms they would eat them all or take them and store them somewhere. So its grape jelly time for you, Birds. Thanks

You got a frenzy of them ; wow, that is really cool. You got the touch for sure -- never seen one, not live anyway.

These guys love the heck out of suet. Anything high energy, but they go for my suet over my nectar feeder

I live in Kentucky and Orioles visit my wild cherry tree every spring. The last few years I've put an Oriole feeder with Oriole nectar ( similar to hummingbird feeders) under the tree . I don't think one has ever visited it . They must prefer the wild cherries.

Blenheim, Ontario. Orioles and Humming birds abound. May 2019.

We live in Connecticut and have had two orioles for about week. They started using hummer bottle . Put up oriole bottle feeder and hung oranges in suet feeders. Haven’t seen in a few days now may18 2020

We put out a hummingbird feeder and the Orioles took it over. First time in my life in west central Ohio that I've seen Orioles.

We have a hummingbird feeder in Beverly Hills area for the last few weeks, and just saw one on it today for the first time in June. I didn't know what it was till I looked it up online, it came 3 times to feed today. It's a male and I have never seen one in our area before. Anyone seen one in Los Angeles area around the Westside before? It's kind of surreal seeing so many beautiful birds in the middle of a big city. We have seen 3 different kinds of hummingbirds so far, they are so pretty. If you live in LA but up a feeder asap.

What a beautiful scene there, looks like nothing for miles around. I live in a development so this scene is just beauty to me. One question for anyone - won't the oranges and jelly attract insects and bees and stuff like that. I'm afraid I will have all kinds of critters if I put that out.

We get them about the same time in San Diego; love this video. I didn't know they also like meal worms. Going to add some now :). Oh, and the Orchard Oriole is beautiful! New to me.

Thanks for sharing 😀😀😀

Gorgeous birds. Were getting Orioles in Mi. They stopped calling them Baltimore Orioles decades ago. It's just Oriole.

We live in Kentucky and one of my bird goals this year is to attract orioles. One of my neighbors has them, so hoping it won't be too hard to get some of them here. Really do like the dishes for the jelly. Will have to seen if I can find them...So nice to watch these birds! Thank You!

I wonder if any are around here. I put out oranges and grape jelly a couple of weeks ago. Nothing. Maybe it was too early. There has been one red bird coming to the jelly feeder in the last few days. Not sure what kind of bird it is, but it sure is pretty! Not the normal cardinals we usually get here...maybe a type of cardinal??

We have lots of squirrels. Do the squirrels bother your feeders? I have my feeder in the squirrel proof post 4 other types of feeders. I do get some Orioles but it seems like the other birds flying in and out often scares them away.

Kat Great video beautiful birds. I would love to try but don't have anywhere to put food that the squirrels wouldn't get to. Too many squirrels.

I have lived in Baltimore nearly all of my life but never once saw a “Baltimore Oriole!” But yet have found that the birds are far more common in Virginia and other states! What a misnomer for a bird species by people from Baltimore who are eager to name a bird after their city despite it being a rarity in that city!

Attracts a huge number of wasps too! But I suppose the birds will eat them too!

These guys love sugar as much as I do 😋

I have seen some orioles here but had no idea what to feed them. TFS

I live in Schnecksville pa and have had an excellent Mother’s Day 2020 experience watching two male orioles and one female eat at humming bird feeder and also eating half an orange off rail of my deck. Such beautiful birds and this is first year I have had them. I am hoping they will stay and have young rather than migrate. I did notice that the male will not let female at the feeder. Why is that?

Thank you for the wonderful video We have oriels for a second year never before in 24 years At first I was sooo happy and excited,they are so beautiful But now I’ve noticed all my hummingbirds have gone I think maybe it’s a territorial thing It makes me sad We live in Ontario Canada and I’ve had hummingbirds come back for over 20 years At first they showed up but when the Oriels appeared the hummingbirds left☹️

Hello I like to know what kind of material for nesting please and thank you

Hello what kind of material for nesting it’s just mentioned we have to prepare for them what kind of material thank you

It is not simple if you do not live near their habitat. same as bluebirds. they dont just magically show up

I have found that the Orioles that visit my feeder like orange marmalade way better than grape jelly.

You don't get ants in jelly or feeder? Love the video

YOU LIVE IN KANSAS!? Damn doing this I should get multiple orioles a day over here in Maryland

I noticed that when place a papaya or orange it attract lot of birds that have orange colors

any grape jelly or one that has no sugar additive?

I tried meal worms. Live. They didn’t. Even touch them. Jam and oranges they def go for.

Ants!!!!😳

How do you keep the crows from eating the young one

Can you send some of those guys to Southern California? I'll put out some grape jelly for them and a side of meal worms.

hi, have you had any luck with dried meal worms? has anyone. Also, can you store a large amount of live meal worms without the larvae turning into the beetles?

but what do they eat in nature if nobody around puts these items out? I've never seen one before, and don't really want to waste grape jelly and oranges if there aren't any orioles around to find it. Are they in my neighborhood, but I just don't know it? I'm in their zone, and have just started feeding birds, and seen other birds I had no idea were around, so I guess it's possible there are Orioles around.

How often do you have to change the jelly?

I live in central Illinois. We had lots of Orioles at our feeders a week ago but now only one or two show up.😩

Grape jelly - are we talking jelly/jam or Jello-jelly?

I tried to attract them last year but all i got was a red winged blackbird

Is it too late to start feeding here in NE Ohio?

How do you keep the ants from taken over?

How do you keep ants away from jelly feeders

I have done everything but havent seen and oriole yet. What should i try next?

I have Orioles every year at my feeder. They really love the grape jelly. I have a terrible time with squirrels eating the jelly and even taking the cups from the feeder. Any suggestions?

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Where do you get meal worms?

I am here in southern Georgia and could put out this exact spread and it would NOT attract 4 or 5 beautiful Orioles as you did, but ants, yellow jackets, wasps and bumblebees. That's not what I want near my house.

Does this work for asian orioles?

I live in middle Tennessee had my feeder out since early April. No orioles yet. Does anyone know when they arrive

Jelly doesnt seem that nutritious IMO

Maybe some one here can ‘Help me’ Identify a Bird here In Kansas (just South of Wichita); It’s a Shiny Shimmering Black = LIKE OIL on Water, with a nearly “NEON Orange” Breast plumage (No .. It’s NOT a “RED-Breasted” Blackbird) It’s the … “Orangest Orange” … I’ve EVER Seen; This Bird IS Surreal in It’s appearance, a Magnificent Sight; It’s a Medium (Larger than a Cardinal) Size Bird, no Other Markings Just It’s incredibly brilliant DEEP BRIGHT Orange Breast Plumage. This is the 4th year I seen IT and I’ve lived in This Home for 22 years now and I ONLY See Just (This) ONE! ... I’ve Tried “GOOGLING” IT; … Going to the Library To Research Audubon Listing of Birds ingenious to the State of Kansas; … I CAN’T Find THIS Bird Anywhere except for IN My YARD; … on Rare Occasions (Once or twice a Month; till about September, Then It’s GONE until The Next SPRING); ... ANY and ALL Help would be “GREATLY Appreciated” PS. I also have a SINGLE ‘Yellow-breasted (Baltimore) Oriole’; and oddly enough, their appearance and length of seasonal stay seem to coincide with each other. (This "Orange Breasted Bird" Is NOT an Oriole; In a "side-by-side comparison" they are absolutely "NOTHING Alike"!)

I've been trying to attract oriole's for the 3rd summer in a row, and have never gotten one. I guess I'm just unlucky