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Baltimore oriole! They feed on ripe, dark fruits like mulberries, cherries, and grapes, as well as nectar and insects. They hang out in much of the central US during the summer, and migrate to Central America for the winter. The Audobon has a really cool interactive migration map about it! I’ve seen an oriole once in person, and it was stunningly vibrant and beautiful.
Timelapse under the cut. :-)
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We've had so much rain and storming that I didn't put the photo cams out in the last couple of days, but the Birdsy cams are all rolling. This was earlier today, Orioles are on the move but I am getting a nice and steady stream. They don't like to share!
#birds#backyard birds#Baltimore Oriole#Orioles#vitamin O#fall migration#birds of michigan#birds of north america#birdwatching#birdlovers#nature#Ostdrossel
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I may have a thing for guys who celebrate by smoking a cigar.🫢
#joe burrow#adley rutschman#bengals#cincinnati bengals#nfl#football#Cincinnati#baltimore#baltimore orioles#orioles#mlb#baseball#i think i have a type#cigar#looking like complete badasses#holy smokes
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BOTD: Spot-breasted Oriole
Photo: Ryan Mandelbaum
"Native to southwestern Mexico and Central America and sometimes kept as a cagebird, this large oriole apparently escaped from captivity in the Miami area in the late 1940s. The suburbs of southern Florida, with their gardens of exotic plants, provided a suitable habitat for some tropical birds, so the Spot-breasted Oriole thrived there. Its numbers have been hurt occasionally by exceptionally cold winters, but it is currently doing well in some areas between Miami and West Palm Beach."
- Audubon Field Guide
#birds#spot breasted oriole#birds of north america#north american birds#orioles#passerines#birds of the us#birds of mexico#birds of central america#birding#birdblr#birblr#bird watching#bird of the day#Icterus pectoralis
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the caption writer on the latest MLB video about Adley Rutschman deserves a raise
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Just looking
#orioles#bird#birds#wildlife#nature#backyard birds#cute#love#adorable#original art#original video#animal video#flying birds
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Florida Wildlife, May 1960. Illustration by Wallace Hughes.
Internet Archive
#birds#bobolinks#meadowlarks#eastern meadowlark#orioles#spot-breasted oriole#orchard oriole#Wallace Hughes
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Cardboard orioles 4 u!! 🧡📦🧡
#art#my art#paper art#paper#paper illustration#myart#works on paper#papercraft#illustration#paperart#cardboard#cardboard art#upcycled#upcycled art#orioles#birds#birbs
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#therapy#mental health#mentalheathawareness#self love#quotes#psychology#life lessons#lessons learned#birds#bird art#birdlr#birdblr#baltimore orioles#orioles#painting#positive mental attitude#mental heath support#mental heath awareness#mental help#self care#life quote#beautiful quote#positivity#life#life quotes#love yourself#education#emotions#emotional health
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I swear I could not love this team more
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It was a fun day.
#birds#backyard birds#birds of michigan#birds of north america#birdlovers#nature#birdwatching#ostdrossel#they are here#Orioles#trrrrtttttttttttt
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Them: Are you really crushing on two guys that are on the same team?
Adley and Gunnar:
Me:
#adley rutschman#gunnar henderson#maybe#no regrets#just look at them#holy shit#LOOK AT THEM#You try and pick just one#baltimore#baltimore orioles#orioles#I am so lucky to have both of these guys on my team#mlb#baseball
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BOTD: Altamira Oriole
Photo: Alan Schmierer
"This big tropical oriole is common in northeastern Mexico, but was not found in our area until 1939. It has since become common year-round in native woods of far southern Texas. It may go unseen at times as it forages in dense trees, but it draws attention with its harsh fussing callnotes. Even before the bird is heard or seen, an observer may notice its oversized nest, a pouch up to two feet long hanging from the end of a branch."
- Audubon Field Guide
#birds#altamira oriole#birds of north america#north american birds#orioles#passerines#birds of mexico#birds of central america#birds of the us#birding#birdblr#birblr#bird of the day#Icterus gularis
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truly the guy ever
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