Good morning.
We've lived in our house near Colorado Blvd and County Line Road for 30 years and had our very first oriole last year. This morning we had one again. We weren't very prepared but he (full-blown male) had a peanut, seemed to get it down the hatch, hung around for about 10 minutes, trying and failing to get into the hummingbird feeder. Well, sigh, now we have the oriole feeder, oranges, and jelly out, but he's gone.
Carol Blackard
carolblackard.com
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