Recycled Single Oriole Orange Fruit Stick Feeder

$7.65 USD
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  • Bright Orange Recycled Plastic Construction
  • Aluminum Perches
  • Large Open Ended Hanging Hook
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  • Made in the USA
Included ComponentsHook
Unit Count1 Count
ManufacturerKettle Moraine Woodworking, Inc.
Model Number8337
Manufacturer Part Number8337
Target SpeciesOriole
Recommended Uses For ProductFruit
Additional FeaturesFlexible
Mounting TypeHanging Mount
Item Dimensions L x W x H11"L x 0.63"W x 8.5"H
Material TypeRecycled Milk Jugs
ColorBright Orange
MaterialRecycled Milk Jugs
Special FeatureFlexible
Kettle Moraine logo with Nuthatch
Orange feeder with baltimore oriole

Heavy-duty Fruit Feeders for Orioles & More

Male oriole on orange stick feeder

Fresh Food for Happy Orioles

When you provide fresh oranges, jelly, and mealworms on a Kettle Moraine feeder, you know you're giving your feathered visitors the best food you can. Every feeder has ample room for multiple birds, and not just orioles! Scarlet tanagers, woodpeckers, cardinals, and grosbeaks will drop in for a delicious treat, too.

Kettle Moraine feeders are built strong, easy to clean, and are designed to make sure your wild birds get all the nutrition with none of the frustration.

It's all in the details...

Scarlet tanager on double orange fruit feeder

Built Tough

We use heavy duty recycled plastic, stainless steel screws, and aluminum stakes for oriole feeders that will last season after season. Ready to hang, and easy to clean with soap and water.

Oriole eating orange on Kettle Moraine Curved Oriole Feeder

Long Perches

Extra long aluminum perches allow larger birds to visit quite comfortably.

Juvenile scarlet tanager eating orange on oriole feeder with plastic detail

Recycled Milk Jugs!

Our Oriole feeders are built with 5/8" thick recycled plastic lumber. It's solid, impervious to weather, and brightly colored. Best of all, it's made locally out of recycled milk jugs!

Bluebird eating mealworms on orange feeder

Not Just for Orioles

Sliced oranges will attract orioles, cardinals, woodpeckers, scarlet tanagers, and more. If you choose a cup feeder, you can fill the cups with jelly, mealworms, or seed mixes to attract even more variety, like the bluebird pictured above!

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