Our Top Tips and Tricks for Attracting Orioles

Author

Kelsey Waddell
March 19, 2025

Hello friends! Today, we're excited to dive into the world of orioles, sharing tips and stories to help you welcome these vibrant visitors to your backyard. Let's explore how to make your garden a haven for their cheerful songs and bright colors.

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Stories Of The Day:

Oriole Nectar Recipe: Attract Birds Like a Pro

Orioles are some of the most colorful birds on the continent, so it’s hardly surprising that people are looking for more ways to attract them. Instead of feeding on bird seed or nuts, however, orioles

www.wildbirdscoop.com/oriole-nectar-recipe.html

The 9 Best Oriole Feeders To Bring Orioles to Your Yard

If you want to entice orioles to visit your yard, you have to do more than just put out any old feeder. Orioles don't visit traditional wild bird seed feeders because they prefer insects, nectar,

www.wildbirdscoop.com/best-oriole-feeder.html

Tip Of The Day

To attract orioles to your backyard, offer a mix of orange slices, grape jelly, and nectar in a specialized oriole feeder (see our favorites here!). These vibrant birds are drawn to the color orange, so adding orange accents to your yard can also help catch their attention.

Female vs. Male Oriole: How To Identify the Sex of 9 Orioles

If you have orioles in your garden, you may be fascinated to see these birds and especially enjoy observing the birds' behavior during the breeding and nesting season. You may also enjoy watching them eating

www.wildbirdscoop.com/female-vs-male-oriole.html

Quote Of The Day

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Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.

- Gary Snyder

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us in celebrating the beauty of orioles. We hope these tips and stories inspire you to enjoy more magical moments with these delightful birds.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team