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Yellow Jackets in the Grape 🍇 Jelly (1 Viewer)

buckofdurham

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I usually refill my jelly glasses in the evening.
Their are always several dead Yellow Jackets in each glass.
Yesterday I didn't refill it until this morning.
The glasses were completely empty.
Do you think the Orioles are eating the dead Yellow Jackets?
 

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Well, they do eat insects so they definitely might be. And the jelly might make them taste better. 😂
 
Well, they do eat insects so they definitely might be. And the jelly might make them taste better. 😂
Yep, those glasses pictured above are as clean as they were this morning when I refilled them. The Orioles are realy nice birds , they seem to get along with other birds just fine.
Now, I have seen flying squirells on my seed bird feeder a couple of times. But I don't think they are getting the jelly. Maybe I'll install a camera. I did see an Opossum last night. He was a very young one. I am pretty sure he would be unable to climb the string without dropping the glasses. It's about 30 ft high.
 

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