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hooded oriole
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Hooded oriole
This beautiful bird has taken up residence in my neighborhood this summer, which is a nice surprise. The abundance of palm trees is attractive to them.- MelospizaMelodiaFan
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- hooded oriole
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- Category: North America
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Hooded Oriole
Just a quick post of 3 of the 15 lifers so far this trip. It helps to visit new places. This bird, for instance, was at Big Morongo - an oasis-like area just outside Joshua Tree National Park, which is in the Mojave Desert in southern California. Not a great shot through the thick foliage, but...- Doc Duck
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- hooded oriole icterus cucullatus
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- Category: North America
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Hooded Oriole
Supposedly named for its orange hood, but seems like a misnomer. A proper "hood" should be dark. Historically, these orioles' northern limit was Southern California, but the planting of California Fan Palms (Washingtonia filifera) into Northern California allowed this Palm specialist to expand...- jmorlan
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Hooded Oriole
Hooded Oriole (Icterus cucullatus sennetti)- Stanley Jones
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Hooded Oriole
The first return migration from Mexico. was a lone male March 3rd, then no sightings until March 13 when several males appeared and have stayed nearby since. I haven’t seen a female yet but expect to soon.- Jamulbob
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Hooded Oriole (male)
Hooded Oriole (Icterus cucullatus sennetti)- Stanley Jones
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Hooded Oriole
This is the first time I have seen this species west of Arizona.- njlarsen
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- hooded oriole icterus cucullatus
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Hooded Oriole
This is the original video from which the still photo was frame grabbed. With sound you can hear their typical incessant "wheeep" call-note.- jmorlan
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Hooded Oriole
This adult male put in an appearance atop a tall tree in our back yard. Historically, these orioles' northern limit was Southern California, but the planting of California Fan Palms ("Washingtonia filifera") into Northern California allowed this Palm specialist to expand its range. The first...- jmorlan
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- Category: North America
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If looks could kill...
This male Hooded Oriole does not look happy about the camera. Many of these orioles are staying near the nectar and jelly feeders. I may see six or eight males and a few females at a time. And they sure can fuss with one another. https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Hooded_Oriole/overview- Jamulbob
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- california hooded oriole icterus cucullatus san diego
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Hooded Oriole
Return migration from Mexico. March 17th — The first sighting of this male Hooded Oriole in 2022 was two days ago. I didn’t get a decent picture then, but today he came to the grape jelly and paused long enough for this shot. This hooded and the bullock’s oriole visited my feeder only about four...- Jamulbob
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Hooded Oriole
This adult male appeared briefly at our hummingbird feeder outside our window. Historically, these orioles' northern limit was Southern California, but the planting of California Fan Palms (Washingtonia filifera) into Northern California allowed this Palm specialist to expand its range. The...- jmorlan
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- california hooded oriole icterus cucullatus usa
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Hooded Oriole
I believe this very pale individual is an immature female. She visited our hummingbird feeder for a couple of days, but seems to have moved on. Historically, these orioles' northern limit was Southern California, but the planting of California Fan Palms into Northern California allowed this Palm...- jmorlan
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Hooded Oriole
All over resort- hindleygreener
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Hooded Oriole
Still feeding at least one of these youngsters although it's time for her to move on. My thoughts and prayers to all our forum friends during this terrible storm that's hitting them. Stay safe.- ducbucln
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Hooded Oriole (juv)
The wild verbascum plants are everywhere in our area right now. The finches, siskins and orioles love the tiny seeds and the bugs these plants attract. As you can see, this hooded youngster has the perfect bill for the task.- ducbucln
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Learning to balance #1
This youngster had a hard time trying to learn how to balance on the thin perch. Needless to say, they really put on a show for us as they are learning.- ducbucln
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Learning to balance #2
This youngster had a hard time trying to learn how to balance on the thin perch. Needless to say, they really put on a show for us as they are learning.- ducbucln
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Hooded Oriole
Third in the series...- digishooter
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Hooded Oriole
This is a composite image. The purpose is to provide a view of both genders in the same frame.- digishooter
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Hooded Oriole
Went to an area called "Jesse James Camp" ( actually a residential area), as it was reported that Hooded Orioles were nesting in a stand of palm trees. Sure enough, they were there. In fact, there were several males and females in the same tree. This raised questions with my brother...- digishooter
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Hooded oriole
Hooded oriole thinking, "If I slink down low, maybe she won't see me." Couldn't get any clean shots of the hooded orioles last year when they weren't on the feeders, but I've finally learned to anticipate their movements. And they've also been less "flighty" with my presence.- volcomized
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Hooded Oriole
FOS, a week overdue but he finally arrived. I'm still waiting for the first Bullock's to arrive-also late.- ducbucln
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Hooded Oriole
Just four left now and they'll probably be leaving soon. Sure will miss these beauties.- ducbucln
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Hooded Oriole
We're hearing youngsters in the nests around our house. Hopefully they'll come to the feeders soon.- ducbucln
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