A gorgeous, flaming orange and black male baltimore oriole drinks sugar water from our hummingbird feeder with background accompaniment of singing locusts and the occasional cooing of a mourning dove.

Four female Hooded Orioles are on the feeder at one time–and a fifth tries to get on, too! An extra female tries to feed on the nearby “oriole feeder” but it is overrun with bees and she quickly comes back to the hummingbird feeder. And, in the background, a Downy woodpecker is feeding on a suet cake

Had several Baltimore Orioles migrating through our area in early May. They drank nectar from the cherry tree blossoms, from my hummingbird feeders, and from the oranges I hung in the trees. My favorite bird!

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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I just made this feeder yesterday and it seems to have attracted a pretty good crowd..

This amazing feeder attracts Baltimore Orioles like you wouldn’t believe! The feeder has only been up for a few days and these birds were filmed in less than an hour. For more information, go to www.bojellybar.com. Thanks for watching.

Baltimore Orioles At My Feeder In Northern Michigan

On this nice sunny Mother’s Day morning, I happened to notice two Orioles trying to drink sugar water out of a hummingbird feeder outside our sliding glass patio door. This is extremely unusual as I have never seen an Oriole at ANY of our feeders before – nor have I ever observed any other bird than a hummingbird at the hummingbird feeder. I set the camera out and caught the pair making a couple of passes at the thing before they took off to parts unknown. In the second half of the clip, a red-bellied woodpecker gets tired of waiting for a male grosbeak to leave the feeder. He finally descends from the upper reaches of the tree and runs him off. It starts out with a stare-down, then a peck to make his point! [I've heard that red-heads do have a temper!] When the woodpecker leaves, a titmouse hurries in and makes a snatch and grab for a sunflower seed – then he’s outta there! It is early am on the first part and I’m sorry the lighting is poor. In any event, I hope you enjoy the clip.