Bird House Feeder

There is an Oriole outside of my patio door that sits right in front of the glass and pecks on the window. It even sits on the outside door handle and chirps and pecks on the window.
It is soo weird and it doesnt even act scared when im sitting like a foot away from the door.
Does anyone know why it could be doing this?? im just curious because it seems very abnormal.
thanks.

I hope you enjoy one of my new backyard visitors. These are lovely birds and if you are fortunate enough to attract them to your yard in early spring, they are great fun to photograph or video as they let you know with a loud chirp from above just prior to landing on their feeder for a treat. Give one enough time to grab the camcorder or camera!

Link to my video on how to make your own Hummingbird Sugar Water ~ Nectar. youtu.be The Hummingbirds have migrated back to Massachusetts. I put my feeders out today. (4/25/2011) I make my own Hummingbird sugar water.(Nectar) It’s a very simple recipe. Also I put out oranges and grape jelly for the Orioles, Catbirds and Red-Bellied Woodpeckers. Homemade Hummingbird Nectar ~ Sugar Water! Enough for 2 Hummingbird feeders: 2 cups water Bring to a boil~ Take about 3 minutes in the microwave After the water comes to a boil add: ½ c Sugar Use a wire whisk and stir until dissolved I make mine in the morning Let it cool off Then fill the “Clean Feeders” To Clean the Feeders: I use Distilled White Vinegar Fill the Feeders with some Vinegar and Hot Water Use a bottle brush to clean the feeder Rinse well Do not add red food coloring to the water. Artist: Zero-Project Song: Winter Princess www.jamendo.com All the music on jamendo is available under Creative Commons licenses.

A beautiful Baltimore Oriole at my oriole feeder 5-1-11

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This very colorful had nested in a nearby palm tree and raised a brood of young this summer. Here we can see the adult bird foraging in a Sycamore tree, and returning numerous times to present the food to the noisy youngster, who anxiously waits nearby!

Shows wild Baltimore Orioles (Icterus galbula,) singing, perching, and flying under natural conditions. Also shows the elaborate Oriole nest. Females and males are shown. The adult female is yellow brown on its upper portion with darker wings and a dull orange breast and belly. The adult male has orange plumage on its underparts, shoulder, and rump. The rest is black. The male’s song is a loud whistle. The Oriole likes to eat tree seeds and that is why they are often found in the tops of trees. They are very difficult to see, because they hide. The Baltimore Orioles is an American baseball team in Baltimore, Maryland, which was named after the bird. It is also the stat bird of Maryland.

Blue-breasted Cardonbleu Finch, eating suet inside caged bluebird feeder, then Baltimore Oriole, Chipping Sparrows and Pine Warbler

Attracting Orioles to your yard. Tips on attracting, feeding and creating habitat for Orioles. For more information on Orioles or or other birding topics visit us at www.wild-bird-house.com Pictures by Todd & Melody Weller Pachelbel’s Canon in D arranged, sequenced and recorded by Todd Weller We are now making our nature relaxation cd’s available in 10 minute segments online at … http www.wild-bird-house.com The Wild Bird House Topeka, KS