Baltimore Oriole
 | Look for my brightly colored feathers in April as I migrate through Florida on my way north. I love to eat oranges! Most Likely Found: In the marsh, In the treetops, In your backyard When: Migrant Where I've photographed: Circle B Bar Reserve, Fort De Soto, Oakland Nature Preserve Read more: Baltimore Oriole at Cornell Lab of Ornithology Ebird: Baltimore Oriole eBird range |
I have written 7 posts including a photo of a Baltimore Oriole
Colorful Feathers at Oakland Nature Preserve
January 12, 2020 - You know it's going to be a good morning when your first birds are a Baltimore Oriole, an Eastern Bluebird, and a Pine Warbler together in a treetop.... Baltimore Orioles are most easily found in Florida during spring migration, but some birds do winter here.... Read more
2019: Photographic Year in Review
December 31, 2019 - Migrant birds at Fort De Soto: Indigo Bunting, Baltimore Oriole, Yellow-throated Vireo, Black-throated Green Warbler Then as the weather warmed, I spent several happy weekend mornings crouched in the sand and water, photographing beach birds.... Read more
2000 Posts on catandturtle.net!
August 15, 2019 - ...Wow. This is my 2000th post on catandturtle.net! I started blogging regularly in 2008(ish) to document my cats, our Garden Craze, and the birds in my backyard. Little did I know how much I would come to love nature photography. To celebrate my 2000th post, I picked 12 of my favorite posts from over the […] Read more
East Beach Sunrise and Migrant Birds at Fort De Soto
April 26, 2019 - The bird above is a male Baltimore Oriole, and the one below is a male Orchard Oriole.... Read more
A Rainbow of Color at Fort De Soto
April 29, 2012 - I found that the best spots were actually the oak trees in the picnic area. I spotted a Yellow-Billed Cuckoo, male and female Rose-Breasted Grosbeak, and my first-ever male Baltimore Orioles and Scarlet Tanagers.... I went nuts when I started to see all the Baltimore Orioles flying around. It seemed…... Read more
I Love This Time of Year at Circle B!
October 24, 2011 - He looked too yellow to be a Palm Warbler, and as I got my camera focused on him, I realized I was looking at a female Baltimore Oriole, the first one I've seen at Circle B.... Baltimore Oriole I finally tore myself away from the morning light and headed to…... Read more