A male Baltimore Oriole perches near its nest at Cromwell Valley Park. Several pairs of Baltimore and Orchard Orioles have returned to the park this year during nesting season.

An Oriole Takes Flight. December 7, 2000 More than ... The prospect of continuing to labor with the Baltimore Orioles, who are facing a rebuilding period, hardly could be appealing.

Baltimore orioles are expected to be among the hundreds of millions birds that will be flying northward along the Central Flyway on Saturday night. Kansas is along that path. Baltimore Oriole ...

NORTHERN ORIOLE: Also known as the Baltimore Oriole, this bird is known for its bold orange and black colors, beautiful songs and strong nests.

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A male Baltimore oriole enjoys a halved orange. Baltimore orioles are voracious insect eaters but also are fond of fruits, suet products, nectar and grape jelly. (Courtesy of Twofingered Typist ...

The bright orange-and-black plumage of adult male Baltimore orioles might fit right in at the birds’ wintering grounds in places like the Caribbean and Central America, but this flashy attire is ...