Mandarin Oriole Feeder

Recycled-glass feeder boasts graceful candle-sconce styling, making it a gorgeous addition to your garden. A great way to decorate backyard gardens while also serving up delicious fruit or jelly for visiting orioles. Dish style makes it easy to fill and clean; no crevices to harbor food or bacteria. Fill with orange slices or jelly, two oriole favorites. The elongated, powder-coated holder features graceful curves that flatten into a natural perch next to the dish. Hang from a tree branch or shepherd's hook. Holds 6 oz. 4-1/2" x 8" x 15" high.

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Feeding Fruit
The following fruits are available at many grocery stores year round; check out the variety of wild birds they attract:

Strawberries: Rose-breasted grosbeaks, common flickers, catbirds, towhees, robins, mockingbirds, cedar waxwings, blue jays, and more. Apples: Cedar waxwings, evening grosbeaks, pine grosbeaks, blue jays, common flickers, chickadees, red-headed woodpeckers, robins, bobwhites, mockingbirds, house finches, and more.
Oranges: Mockingbirds, orioles, red-bellied woodpeckers, rose-breasted grosbeaks, gray catbirds, scarlet tanagers, and more.
Blueberries: Tufted titmice, towhees, orioles, common flickers, black-capped chickadees, robins, and more.
Grapes: Evening grosbeaks, robins, brown thrashers, blue jays, cedar waxwings, magpies, cardinals, western tanagers, mockingbirds, orioles, towhees, house finches, steller's jays, bluebirds, acorn woodpeckers, and more.