In the thicket behind our house.
A citizen of the southwest, from South Texas to California, the hooded oriole eats insects, nectar, and fruit, so we don’t see it at feeders, unless it’s plundering a hummingbird feeder.
A hooded oriole
In the thicket behind our house.
A citizen of the southwest, from South Texas to California, the hooded oriole eats insects, nectar, and fruit, so we don’t see it at feeders, unless it’s plundering a hummingbird feeder.