Black-cowled Oriole

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The Black-cowled Oriole is a striking songbird of Central America, characterized by its bright yellow-orange body and a distinct black hood that covers its head and upper breast. Its wings and tail are also black.

Where to spot

Found in Central America, from southern Mexico south through Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras. Inhabits humid forests, forest edges, and clearings, often near water.

How to spot

Look for its bright yellow-orange body contrasting with the entirely black hood. Scan the mid-to-upper canopy of trees. Listen for its clear, melodious, and complex whistling song.

When to spot

Year-round resident. Most active and vocal during the breeding season (spring/summer).

Where to spot

Found in Central America, from southern Mexico south through Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras. Inhabits humid forests, forest edges, and clearings, often near water.

How to spot

Look for its bright yellow-orange body contrasting with the entirely black hood. Scan the mid-to-upper canopy of trees. Listen for its clear, melodious, and complex whistling song.