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The Backyard Naturalist has a unique Oriole feeder: Clever graphic 'orange slice' roof, orange powder coated metal feeder offers Orioles options! Orange halves, jelly, mealworms.. or all three at once!
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The Backyard Naturalist offers many options for feeding oranges to your backyard birds, including this clever Diamond shaped Orange Feeder.
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The Backyard Naturalist offers many options for feeding oranges to your backyard birds, including this inexpensive, simple Poly Double Orange Feeder.
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Poly Double Orange Feeder
The Backyard Naturalist has many options for fruit feeders. This one is super easy! Just place grapes or oranges on the prongs, hang it up and let your Orioles, Robins, Catbirds and more, enjoy a treat.
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The Backyard Naturalist has Oriole feeders like this one, that serves berry fruit jelly and orange halves. Go, Orioles!!!s
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