A male Baltimore oriole flies toward its nest at Cromwell Valley Park during nesting season. (Jerry Jackson/Staff photo) Perhaps it’s fortunate that the ornithologists in charge were willing to ...

Learn what a male and female Baltimore oriole bird looks like. The orange and black bird is a welcome visitor in the east and ...

During the summer, Baltimore orioles nest in pendulous nests that they suspend from the branches of big trees. Their nesting range extends from about Baltimore, up to the Maritimes, ...

NORTHERN ORIOLE: Also known as the Baltimore Oriole, this bird is known for its bold orange and black colors, beautiful songs and strong nests. ... An oriole's nest is a work of art; ...

Baltimore orioles are migratory birds that spend winters to our south and might fly as many as 2,500 miles each way in ... Nesting orioles occur throughout Maryland with the most sightings in ...

Baltimore orioles nest, feed on fruit trees. Sue Pike. I grew up in the somewhat crowded suburbs of New York City, but was lucky enough to live on a street that backed up to acres upon acres of ...

Baltimore orioles breed mostly up north; rarely do they nest in the Peach State. When they’re spotted in Georgia, it’s usually only briefly during spring and fall migrations when they’re ...

Baltimore orioles are members of the blackbird family. But they, like the other oriole species, have evolved brilliant orange plumage that distinguishes them easily from the more familiar ...