Welch's Grape Jelly (30 oz)
Our Review
Grape jelly is the #1 way to attract Baltimore Orioles. Just put a small dish of it out in spring and watch. Orioles, catbirds, and even some woodpeckers can't resist it. Use regular Welch's — it works better than fancy artisan jellies.
Why We Love It
We put out a dish of grape jelly every April and it's like sending an open invitation to every oriole in the neighborhood. They show up within days and keep coming back all season. Cheapest bird attractant there is.
Pros
- Orioles love it
- Incredibly affordable
- Available everywhere
- Easy to offer
- Attracts uncommon species
Cons
- Can attract bees and wasps
- Sticky mess
- Need to replace frequently in heat
- Ants will find it
Birds This Attracts
Our Tip
Offer in a shallow dish or oriole feeder. Switch to half-oranges mid-season — orioles eventually prefer fruit over jelly.
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Welch's Grape Jelly (30 oz)
$4.99
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