Scott's Oriole
Scott's Oriole
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Scott's Oriole is a striking migratory songbird of arid western North America, with males boasting a bright yellow body, a glossy black head, bib, and wings. Its plumage contrasts beautifully with desert landscapes.
Where to spot
Breeds in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, wintering in Mexico. Inhabits arid environments such as desert scrub, yucca and Joshua tree woodlands, and desert oases.
How to spot
Look for its striking yellow and black plumage, particularly in yucca or agave plants. Listen for its clear, whistled, and somewhat halting song, often delivered from a tall perch.
When to spot
Breeding season (spring/summer) in its northern range; winter (fall/winter) in Mexico. Most vocal at dawn.
Where to spot
Breeds in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, wintering in Mexico. Inhabits arid environments such as desert scrub, yucca and Joshua tree woodlands, and desert oases.
How to spot
Look for its striking yellow and black plumage, particularly in yucca or agave plants. Listen for its clear, whistled, and somewhat halting song, often delivered from a tall perch.
When to spot
Breeding season (spring/summer) in its northern range; winter (fall/winter) in Mexico. Most vocal at dawn.
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This oriole often nests in yucca plants, weaving its hanging nest onto the fibrous leaves for protection.
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