A male Baltimore oriole bird has a full black hood and fire-orange ... After pairing, the female weaves a pouch-shaped nest that hangs from the end of a deciduous tree branch, usually on the ...

The orange supercilium, black eye line, and solid white wing patch are diagnostic for the adult male Bullock’s. The female and the immature can be confused with a dull Baltimore oriole.

Widespread east of the Great Plains, Baltimore Orioles are often very common in open woods and groves in summer. Their bag-shaped hanging nests, artfully woven of plant fibers, are familiar sights in ...

This bird currently sits proudly on the caps and shoulders of the Orioles' uniforms. In 2008, along with the introduction of the new Baltimore road jersey, the O's redesigned the Oriole bird to better ...

The Orioles ... had his own “Bird Bath Water” — during the Orioles’ clinch celebration in September. One of the three events on Jan. 31 is a karaoke happy hour at PBR Baltimore from ...

In the west, this oriole is common in summer in forest edge, farmyards, leafy suburbs, isolated groves, and streamside woods, especially in cottonwood trees. For several years it was considered to ...