Orange-crowned Oriole
Orange-crowned Oriole
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The Orange-crowned Oriole is a vividly colored songbird of northern South America, featuring a bright orange body, black wings with yellow epaulets, and a distinct black mask and bib. Males have a fiery orange crown.
Where to spot
Found in northern South America, including Venezuela, Colombia, and parts of Brazil. Inhabits open woodlands, gallery forests, forest edges, and cultivated areas.
How to spot
Look for its vibrant orange plumage and black mask. The orange crown, though sometimes difficult to see, is a key field mark. Listen for its clear, melodious whistled song.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Most active and easily observed during the breeding season (varies regionally).
Where to spot
Found in northern South America, including Venezuela, Colombia, and parts of Brazil. Inhabits open woodlands, gallery forests, forest edges, and cultivated areas.
How to spot
Look for its vibrant orange plumage and black mask. The orange crown, though sometimes difficult to see, is a key field mark. Listen for its clear, melodious whistled song.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Most active and easily observed during the breeding season (varies regionally).
This species can be highly vocal, with a varied repertoire of whistled songs and chirping calls, especially during the breeding season.
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