Hummer & Oriole Babies

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Hummer & Oriole Babies

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From last night

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Post by nanny_56 »

This year was the first time I EVER had orioles and I was sooo thrilled. Now we have their fledglings coming. They should return to this area next year to nest and then bring their babies. I see lots of orioles coming my way! :P

These pics show 3 fledglings at one time on the oriole buffet table!

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Cool!!
Spider's Hosta List There are photos there too :)

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