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Help with ID, Alberta, Canada (1 Viewer)

PatrickE

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My daughter took these shots today with her little point and shoot camera. I have not seen this one at the bird feeder before, and he's eating from the suit. At first I thought it was a Black-Headed Grosbeak, but the tail does not look right, more like a Bullocks Oriole, but then the heads looks wrong....
 

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Is it really Baltimore Oriole? It looks a bit different from the ones I seen in the spring, but maybe it's the angle.
 
Never mind you guys are right. I have only seen this perched from the front before, but now after looking at a few more pictures I see that it's a Baltimore. Thanks :)
 
I've been noting how when birds turn their necks some feathers move and some don't, which can change the appearance of the neck and nape areas.
 
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