Hanging Oriole Jelly and Orange Bird Feeder, Eco-Friendly Poly Lumber

AmishToyBox.com

$ 51.50 

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Delight your Oriole Friends with this flashy Oriole Jelly Feeder. It is made by Amish Craftsmen in Shipshewana, Indiana. The Oriole Feeder is made with durable poly lumber which is made from recycled milk jugs! It comes complete with a jelly dish for putting grape jelly or other goodies for Orioles as well as pegs for putting orange halves on. Also, it features stainless steel screws and it comes ready to hang with a cable and ring. The dimensions of the Oriole bird feeder are approximately 10"L x 7.5"W x 7.5"H.

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Customer

Great product, the color is very vibrant!

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B.W.
Oriole feeder

Very nice craftsmanship, poly material should last a long time. I will be purchasing more from Amish toy box.

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Jan
Oriole feeder

My husband loves his birds. I can’t wait for him to open this gift from under the tree. Solid, excellent craftsmanship! Thank you! I will be ordering more.

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Kevin Weaver
Poly Lumber Beauty That The Orioles Love!

This is a great feeder from Amish Toy Box. Poly Wood means it will last forever, and it looks great in the yard also. The size can be used pretty much anywhere as long as you have something to hang it from. It is simple to use, simple to feed, and simple to clean. Well built and the orioles love it. See it in action with a oriole eating on it on YouTube at https://youtu.be/mi8yRM1jw68

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Customer
Excellent product

Outstanding product. Built to last. Outstanding service (received in less than a week).

A previous reviewer stated that this feeder is made from wood. The one that I received is made from a composite material, and that is preferable to wood. Wood will not last like this will. Also, the bright orange color will be easy for the orioles to spot.

The only negative is that I was hoping that the blackbirds and robins would not be able to sit on the feeder, and that is not the case. I hate having to shoo them away so that the orioles can get all the jelly. Keeping those other birds away is probably unavoidable.

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