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How To Make A DIY Oriole Feeder From Baling Wire And A Deli Cup

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We have been feeding grape jelly to Orioles and other birds for a number of years now. We started out with a DIY feeder that a friend gave us. If it hadn't have been for her, we probably would have never given it a try, and missed out on many hours of enjoyment. In this video, I will show you how to make a very simple homemade Oriole feeder that I think just about anyone can make. I put drain holes in this one, but those are actually optional. The whole DIY Oriole feeder consists of just baling wire and a single deli cup. One thing I should note is that even though they will eat out of this deli cup, a shallow one will work better. Making your own Oriole feeder is a great way to give it a tray without spending any money at all if you happen to already have baling wife, a deli cup, and some grape jelly. Once you get Orioles to come to your grape jelly, they should return year after year. Mother Oriole Feeding Her Baby At Our Jelly Feeders: /watch/8JbT7snl7LllT Things We Use For Nature Watching and More (affiliate): https://www.amazon.com/shop/midwestgardener Subscribe: /user/heroletters My Gardening Channel: /user/WarLetters ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is not a sponsored video, but I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. That means that I will receive a small percentage of any sales generated from one of my affiliate links, but you won't pay any extra. It's one more way that you can support our channel.

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    @vickiperkins4764 years ago Anyone can have a feeder now 😁 I sure enjoy mine ! 3
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    @shirleyk6234 years ago Very interesting. I don't know if we have orioles in Florida. I'm sure that feeder would work for regular bird seed or sunflower seeds. I would take it down when it rained if I used it for seed. That would be nice to hang in my garden to watch them feed. When I put my ground sprinkler on the birds come and bathe. That's always neat to watch. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day.☺🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋 ... 3
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    @davidpruitt39824 years ago I will have to try a few jelly feeders,orioles are here in Illinois but I have nver seen one. Thanks for the video Jim and have a great day. 👍🏻 2
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    @SashaDeKasha4 years ago I love watching your bird feeding videos! 1
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    @adaml2623 years ago When placing a oriole feeder how far should it be from a house and off the ground? Great video! 1
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    @BobMelsimpleliving.4 years ago Good morning Jim. At first I thought it was one of the ads until you started talking. 😊 Good demonstration on building the feeder. Best wishes Bob. 1
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    @KIRALYW4 years ago I’ve got one made nearly exactly the same, I’ve put an old parfait glass through mine & popped a tealight candle inside it for ambience.
    I hung it off my front porch.
    My kids had an 18th birthday party just before COVID started & I noticed it was filled with cigarette butts the next day. 🙄
    Some people don’t appreciate ambience. I love what you did though, so I might go & make mine a bird feeder instead.
    Thanks for sharing Jim. 🤙🏽
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    @ivankas89032 years ago isnt that dish little on the deep side??? 1
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    @ltlbnsgarden4 years ago Excellent demonstration friend! Have you seen other birds enjoy this or just the Orioles? I want to try it here for the birds 1
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    @scottfoss7164 years ago Great idea Jim. Do the birds prefer a certain type of jelly? 1