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This female Baltimore Oriole loves the necture from the Trumpet Vine Flowers.
Wishing everyone a good week and thanks for your visits.
Baltimore Oriole, May 28, 2019, Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
From the archives hopefully they will show up soon.
Icterus galbula
Planting bright fruits and nectar-bearing flowers, such as raspberries, crab apples, and trumpet vines, can attract Baltimore Orioles year after year.
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Baltimore Oriole from Sunday mornings walk through Grand Ravines North Park
I found this Baltimore Oriole enjoying a dip in the lake with a couple of Robins.
Ashbridges Bay
Lake Ontario
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
Watched this getting what appears to be nesting material (have not seen any females yet), drop said material, snatch it out of mid air only to drop it and head to the jelly.
These were taken on our visit to my sisters. She lives out of town a ways and gets a better variety of birds than we do in town.
Had seen abundant Baltimore Orioles posted on Facebook in other parts of Ontario so was over-the-moon to have both Mr. and Mrs. Oriole land on a tree right in front of me at Fletcher Wildlife Garden in Ottawa. They stayed only long enough for a few shots before taking off. Such a beautiful bird!
After years of putting out oranges, I finally have a female Baltimore Oriole visiting the yard. I've yet to capture the male...he usually flies away when I'm trying to take the picture!!
I'm so happy that I've been able to convince a pair of Baltimore Orioles to continue to visit my yard this summer. Previously I'd see them during migration, but otherwise I would only see them in the yard very occasionally. They tend to only visit in the morning & evening, but they are regular in their visits, and are getting a little bolder in coming to the feeder when I'm on the deck!