The 25 MOST Common Birds in Canada! (2022)
#25. Baltimore Oriole
Nothing marks the return of spring quite like the whistling song of the Baltimore Oriole.
Males are unmistakable being a stunning combination of orange and black with white wing bars. They are arguably one of the most beautiful birds in Canada.
Females are beautiful in their own way, featuring duller colors than the males while lacking a black hood and back.
These birds spend most of their time at the tops of deciduous trees, fluttering around, building beautiful woven nests, and looking for food. They are most often found in open woodlands, riverbanks, and on the edges of swamps and forests. Even though they enjoy trees, they normally aren’t seen in deep, dark forests.
Nothing marks the return of spring quite like the whistling song of the Baltimore Oriole.
Males are unmistakable being a stunning combination of orange and black with white wing bars. They are arguably one of the most beautiful birds in Canada.
Females are beautiful in their own way, featuring duller colors than the males while lacking a black hood and back.
These birds spend most of their time at the tops of deciduous trees, fluttering around, building beautiful woven nests, and looking for food. They are most often found in open woodlands, riverbanks, and on the edges of swamps and forests. Even though they enjoy trees, they normally aren’t seen in deep, dark forests.
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27 June 2022
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