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Why choose between offering jelly or oranges to oriole birds? With this well-designed Brushed Copper Oriole Bird Feeder you can do both! The jelly dishes are easy to fill and clean, and the two metal orange holders let birds see what kind of fruit you are offering. While orioles love oranges, you can also offer other fruits. It's up to you.
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