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16paws
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Here's a picture of the little orange guy who has driven the hummers away, now he's got his own feeder, orange of course.

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Is he a Baltimore Oriole?
 
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Jan.C
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Wish those guys would stick around here. See maybe one few weeks ago then nothing. Think the catbirds claimed the territory. Thinking of changing where I hang it.
 
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I have seen some of those guys here, too, but they don't stay either.....


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We get hooded orioles here. Last year they weren't here too long, but this year there is a pair that are draining their feeder dry.


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muddyshoes
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WOW ~~~ YOU!!!! I'm so jealous! How cute is he?!!


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A beautiful bird! I only get them when they are migrating both ways. Had one this spring for just a few minutes before he moved on.


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Oooo he's purty!


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vera ellen
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what a gorgeous bird!!! So is it a Baltimore Oriole? I've never seen one in person, but the pictures sure are pretty!!


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16paws
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He is a Baltimore Oriole. I see him at the orange feeder early in the morning and again in the evening. I've tried orange halves and grape jelly in the past without any luck.
 
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Wavee
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Orange he a cutie!!!! Wink
 
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16paws
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Ha ha ha
 
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