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Handy Andy makes high quality oriole feeders designed for oranges and jelly but can be used with suet cages as well for other birds off season. They are $35 (tax included). All feeders are handmade in the USA using "one-by" northern rough sawn cedar sealed twice for protection. The feeder is very solid with a wooden dowel, unbreakable and dishwasher safe jelly jar with drainage area and nailed together for long lasting use. A Manila rope hangs the feeder from a branch or hook. Feeders may have an orange roof or plain cedar. Attracting Orioles to your feeder Set up your feeder early in the season. Feeders should be placed several weeks before you expect them to arrive in your area. Orioles are creatures of habit, and if they don’t find feeders in your yard upon their initial spring arrival, they most likely won’t use them later. Orioles are attracted to specific colors, particularly the color orange. They also like oranges and jelly for their sweet tooth. Place oranges in your feeders in open areas around your yard. Sometimes you can also add an orange ribbon to attract them to lure them to your feeder. They will figure out that your yard offers an abundant food source and will stick around for most of the summer.
We are a father and son owned woodworking shop specializing in custom resin/epoxy dining tables, coffee tables, desks and more! Want to customize your piece with your name or logo, we also do custom CNC engravings and laser etchings.
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