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I wanted to bump this thread since it talks about Albinistic & Leucistic birds (for those who might be interested as I am). ((thanks Katy! :t:))

Here's a photo of a Baltimore Oriole female that's been in my yard the last couple of weeks that has leucistic markings on top of her head...at least that's what I think it is...anyone else concur? ;)
 

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