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Scott's Oriole: Icterus parisorum - Ornithology at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - Scott's Oriole: Icterus parisorum. This Bird's for You. Black head, breast, back, wings and tail. Yellow belly, rump and shoulder patch. Immature male similar to female. Dark streaks on back. The similar Audubon's Oriole lacks the black back of the male Scott's Oriole. Females are similar to females of other orioles but have dark streaking on the back and lack any orange coloration on the plumage. Internet presence and by the Beaches and Towns Network.

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Spot-breasted Oriole: Icterus pectoralis - Ornithology at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - Altamira Oriole: Icterus pectoralis. This Bird's for You. Length: 7.5 inches. Black around eye and throat. Black spots on breast. Orange face, shoulder, underparts and rump. Black back, wings and tail. White wing patch and edges. Immature similar to adult but duller and lacks breast spots. United States range restricted to southeastern Florida. Internet presence and by the Beaches and Towns Network. Sponsoring the TeachTime Free and Easy Encyclopedia.

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Bullock's Oriole: Icterus bullockii - Ornithology at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - Bullock's Oriole: Icterus bullockii. This Bird's for You. Black crown, nape, eyeline, throat, back, wings and tail. Orange face, underparts and rump. Orange outer tail feathers. White wing patch and edges. Immature male similar to female but brighter orange with variable amounts of black on head. Dull yellowish breast and undertail coverts. Internet presence and by the Beaches and Towns Network. Sponsoring the TeachTime Free and Easy Encyclopedia.

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Altamira Oriole: Icterus gularis - Ornithology at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - The Altamira Oriole: Icterus gularis. This Bird's for You. Length: 8.5 inches. United States range restricted to southern Texas. Bright orange head, underparts, rump and shoulder. Small black face patch and throat. Black back, wings and tail. White edges to wing feathers. The Altamira Oriole is similar to the Hooded Oriole but has an orange shoulder. Immature Altamiras are larger than other orioles. Internet presence and by the Beaches and Towns Network.

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Audobon's Oriole: Icterus graduacauda - Ornithology at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - Audubon's Oriole: Icterus graduacauda. This Bird's for You. United States range restricted to southern Texas. Black head, wings and tail. White edges to wing feathers. Yellow back, rump, breast, belly and shoulder. Plumage similar to male but duller. Immature similar to female but lacks black head. The Audubon's Oriole is similar to the Scott's Oriole but has a yellow, not black back. Other yellow orioles lack the black head of the Audubon's Oriole.

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Orchard Oriole: Icterus spurius - Ornithology at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - Orchard Oriole: Icterus spurius. This Bird's for You. Black head, back, breast, wings and tail. Brown underparts, shoulder, and rump. Immature male similar to female but has black throat. Male Orchard Oriole is quite distictive. Female Baltimore and Bullock's Orioles have grayer bellies than female Orchard Orioles. Female Hooded Oriole very similar but has a decurved bill. Internet presence and by the Beaches and Towns Network. Sponsoring the TeachTime Free and Easy Encyclopedia.

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Books About Orioles at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - Books about Orioles. This Bird's for You. Internet presence and by the Beaches and Towns Network. Sponsoring the TeachTime Free and Easy Encyclopedia.

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Hooded Oriole: Icterus cucullatus - Ornithology at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - Hooded Oriole: Icterus cucullatus. This Bird's for You. Black face, throat, back, wings and tail. Orange head, belly, rump and undertail coverts. Immature male similar to female but has black throat. Length and wingspan from: Robbins, C.S., Bruun, B., Zim, H.S., (1966). Birds of North America. New York: Western Publishing Company, Inc. Internet presence and by the Beaches and Towns Network. Sponsoring the TeachTime Free and Easy Encyclopedia.

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Oriole Posters at Orioles.org

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This Bird's For You - Oriole Posters. This Bird's for You. Buy Posters at AllPosters.com. Internet presence and by the Beaches and Towns Network. Sponsoring the TeachTime Free and Easy Encyclopedia.