A Baltimore oriole stopped off at a bird feeder in Portsmouth. Ripe fruit is a favorite of orioles, so cutting oranges in half and hanging them from trees is a reliable strategy.

Local birders have already reported recent sightings of migrant orioles, which return to breed in Southern California during spring and summer. Hooded and Bullock’s orioles are the two most ...

Orioles also enjoy grape jelly and oranges. Many oriole feeders are designed to hold jelly, orange halves or slices, nectar, or some combination thereof.

Oriole nectar feeders look similar to hummingbird feeders but have larger ports and orange accents rather than red. Mix one part sugar with four parts boiled water to make nectar, the same as for ...

Oriole feeders like this one have specific pegs in them for you to place the orange halves, and also slots for the jelly. However, if you can't get your hands on one of these feeders, or just want ...

DNR was unable to share the number of birds counted during the 2022 survey, but 859 orioles were tallied in 2021, according to previous reports. Seventy-two percent of those reports came from the ...

Oriole nests are generally well hidden, but if you watch birds using your feeders you will often see them returning to the same tree. This is a good sign that a nest is present.

Baltimore orioles at at Kay Amo's bird feeder in Russell, NY. in southern St Lawrence County. Baltimore Orioles build sock-like, hanging nests woven together from slender fibers.

What’s up with summer tanagers and Baltimore orioles visiting local suet feeders this winter? These species normally migrate south every autumn. They should be wintering in southern Mexico or ...