The orioles that come to our hummingbird feeder won't let a person come within 50' of them. They are very skittish. The male is any way. The female isn't quite as bad. The only way to get a close look is through an opening in the vertical blinds. They can't see us that way.

i have the Bullocks orioles here, There are three pairs of them that had nests nearby this spring. I watch them thru a window on the back yard, The feeders are about 10 feet away. If i don't move or make any noise they are ok but the least movement they are gone. Now i have about eleven fledglings big enough to fly well and they are feeding from daylight till dark and have not learned to be skitish yet. I go thru 2 quarts of sugar water a day and 2 cups of orange juice and several pieces each of watermelon and cantalope and cherry ect.
They have already learned to fight with each other over which gets to drink first.

Fun to watch aren't they? I have Bullocks and Hooded Orioles here but they have started to migrate already. The males of both species left before the end of July and the females and young are gradually following.

I had Baltimore Orioles at my jelly feeder during June. They since have left. I had my feeder right next to our deck, and it didn't stop them one bit. We would sit and watch them eat the jelly. The catbird is still doing the same thing.

What a change here this last week. The males all left first.
The females and the young ones are leaving over last few days, The nights have really cooled off recently.
I had three adult pairs and around 11 young ones hatched last spring. yesterday and today only see about 5 young ones still here. The hummingbirds are feeding almost continously at the feeders and i suppose they will disappear soon also.