Songbird Essentials Bird Berry Jelly 20 Oz

My birds love this jelly and although I got it for the Oriels, The house finches seem to love it also. The container is perfect for filling the feeder dishes and I will definitely by this again.

The Baltimore Orioles love it!They're around all the time!

I put an Oriel feeder up a few months ago and read several articles that said regular grape jelly would be fine. Birds started coming to the feeder right away, only not Oriels. Rather, all the other song birds from the seed feeder were visiting, which is fine by me. Recently I noticed, however, that the hummingbirds were bypassing their nectar feeder and going to the jelly feeder too. I started wondering if regular grape jelly was healthy for them. Turns out, it is NOT. The corn syrup is too sticky for them given their petite frames. They can fall into the reservoir because they have weak grip strength in their feet. If they get the jelly on their feathers it is fatal because they cannot fly. Then I found this little gem through a birder website! Not only is the consistency less sticky, it actually has nutrients in it as opposed to the regular grape jelly which is just straight corn syrup sugar.I’ve had this jelly up for a few weeks now and the birds seems to love it just as much and I love it more knowing it’s not endangering any of my birds and is actually providing nutrients similar to nectar.

The Baltimore Orioles certainly enjoy this jelly. It is quite expensive compared to traditional grape jelly. I tried it because I read an article saying jelly with high fructose corn syrup is not healthy for the birds. This product uses traditional sugar.The plastic snap-open/close cap arrived damaged so it is sticky to use.

The birds love the jelly, but 3 stars as the squeeze bottle is a pain.

The orioles love this jelly! I’ve bought it multiple times because they go through it so quickly. They seem to prefer it over the orange slices I offer.

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it does not work like it is suppose to. it is easy instructions. i placed the syrup into a hummingbird feeder and i have seen a hummingbird twice and passed it up.