5.9K views · 396 reactions | A favorite wintertime ballad of mine, Baltimore Oriole was written by Hoagie Carmichael & Paul Francis Webster. This version inspired by the great Bob Dorough who recorded the song on his album Devil May Care. Love and peace to all you winter birds out there. Stay warm. 李 | Aaron Lee Tasjan | Facebook

Meet the Stunning Yellow-tailed Oriole: Tropical Songbird! 🌿🐦 #BirdWatching #WildlifeThe Yellow-tailed Oriole, a striking bird found in Central and South America, captivates with its bright yellow body and contrasting black head and tail. Often inhabiting tropical forests, mangroves, and plantations, this oriole is known for its melodious, flute-like song. It feeds primarily on fruits, nectar, and insects, playing a key role in seed dispersal and pollination. The Yellow-tailed Oriole builds in

The Sweet Songs of the Yellow Oriole

Are you seeing any Baltimore orioles at your feeders? When they're migrating in spring and fall, orioles love suet, full of fat and protein, to keep their energy up. In the summer, orioles readily eat from oranges and nectar feeders, but may visit less often in June and July when they are nesting and busy feeding insects to their young. | Iowa Department of Natural Resources