Why it may suit you
- Orioles that take nectar, jelly and oranges, all on one feeder with an ant moat built in.
Know before you buy
- Nectar and jelly both spoil in heat: wash and refill every few days, more often when it is hot.
- Keep the built-in ant moat filled with water, or ants reach the nectar.
Features & practical details
- Model number
- Nature’s Way OFP1
- Capacity
- Up to 12 oz of nectar, three jelly dishes and two orange spikes
- Recommended food
- Nectar, oranges, grape jelly and fruit slices
- Ports and insect barriers
- Six perches; a built-in ant moat and removable bee guards
- Cleaning
- The jelly dishes and bee guards come off, and the two-part base comes fully apart for washing
- Materials
- Powder-coated metal and UV-stabilized plastic
- Dimensions
- Feeder 2.5 x 9 x 9 in; 10 in tall with the hanger; 0.5 lb
- Returns
- Nature’s Way says sales are final; report a problem within 15 days of delivery and it sends a replacement or parts for a damaged or incomplete item
Before it goes outside
Check the exact mount and any required adapters, the loaded weight, and whether you can safely reach the feeder for cleaning. Keep included parts visible on your shopping list so you do not buy them twice.
Jelly, fruit and nectar spoil quickly in warm weather: put out what the orioles finish in a day or two and wash the dishes every few days.