Things To Do Home + Garden It’s time to put up the oriole feeders Male hooded orioles have a distinctive back face and throat with a bright orange-yellow hood for which it is named.

Baltimore Orioles are being seen in the metro area. You can bring them in for a close look by offering them grape jelly. It's an early substitute for the fruit they would eat if it was available ...

The jelly should be all-natural and preferably organic. There are special oriole feeders that are orange with perches for the birds to stand on, bowls to hold the jelly, and spikes for holding ...

Oriole feeders typically have pockets to hold jelly and pins for orange halves. Some birdwatchers repurpose suet feeders and place orange halves in them for the orioles.

The more well-known of Ohio's two oriole species is the Baltimore. The bright orange on the male's tail and under parts make it easy to spot.

“I don’t know which Christmas gift I enjoyed more, the feeder or the Baltimore oriole.” Orioles dine on fruit and insects. They seem to have a real sweet tooth and grape jelly is a favorite.

Orioles have made a stop in the Ozarks, and there are some things you can do to get a close encounter or make sure that they don't take over your hummingbird feeder.