I've tried three different home made jobs.
( jar lids on a board )
and the like.

we have them , in the area, other people in the county have up to a dozen of them for most of the summer.

we get them for 4-5 days and then they take off

Hanging curveball seems to be what they like best. (Provided they know it's going to be served up of course.) SO as long as the feeder can serve those up, you should see lots of positive results.

and do you throw the whole kitchen at them ?
Orange halves, grape jelly, meal worms and nectar?

I just use a nectar feeder, doubles for the Hummingbirds. I have it near where they nest in my Fan Palms. We have the Bullock Orioles, beautiful but skittish.

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I use a simple tray with grape jelly. They love it. Had them most of last summer.

My wife spotted a Baltimore Oriole at our back yard feeder today, first time ever!

For those of you in Rio Linda, it's a bird, not a professional baseball team.

Steroids. They need more steroids. (Well, maybe except tonight's game).....

The Tampa Bay Rays will suffice for the next four days

Esskay hot dogs, Boog Powell's BBQ and National Bohemian beer should work.

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Originally posted by rat2306:
Esskay hot dogs, Boog Powell's BBQ and National Bohemian beer should work.

First two yes, last one yuck.

it's Baltimore. feed em crab cakes

Orioles eat insects, especially tent caterpillars, and will eat live mealworms offered in a birdfeeder. Orioles will lap up nectar, but because of the size of their bill, it needs to be in a specialty oriole feeder that has ports bigger than those on a hummingbird feeder.