In addition to the Costa’s Hummingbird, I’m now getting Hooded Orioles at my new feeder. At this point, I’m getting about six different orioles at my feeder. So many that the feeder is running out after a few days!
I’m really excited that the feeder is working out so well. I’ve tried multiple different things to get orioles and this is the only one that’s really worked. Here is the feeder in case you’re interested: First Nature 3051 Hummingbird Feeder, 16-Ounce
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Beautiful bird!
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Beautiful bird!
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They are! I’ve been really enjoying seeing them in the backyard.
They are so shy that if they see me looking at them through the window they fly off. So it’s been hard to get a photo of them. I guess if you are a bright yellow bird, you have to be even more cautious than the average little brown bird.
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