On one of my recent small birding walks, I noted the usual Baltimore Orioles flying about. I had not seen them as much the last few weeks, due to sitting on their nest (I presume). May and June get a bit quiet compared to April and early May, as all the birds stop worrying over getting mates and are sitting on their nests. Where-ever this female went, I heard almost a pishing sound, and saw it was a juvenile whining/crying for food. I now know the "song" of the juvenile Balitmore Oriole (i am sure not too specific) Sad to say I had no shots of the actual feeding process, but these are such pretty birds I had to share.
I am thrilled whenever I spot a Baltimore Oriole. They are especially beautiful birds. Wonderful photographs, Dan! I especially like the shot of the mom with insects for her little one(s). Fantastic!
I am thrilled whenever I spot a Baltimore Oriole. They are especially beautiful birds. Wonderful photographs, Dan! I especially like the shot of the mom with insects for her little one(s). Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNice shots Dan! Baltimores are beauties. I must admit, I even prefer them to the city itself...
ReplyDeleteIt's great to seem some nice Oriole footage now. Their activity has dropped off considerably in Phoenix at the moment.
I love the deeply saturated colors of the images!
ReplyDeleteThat vibrant orange color sported by orioles is what hooked me on birding. Amazing! Thanks for sharing your images Dan. Happy birding!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for the kind comments all
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots Dan. Are these from CT or VT?
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo series Dan! Love the beautiful Baltimore Orioles. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Kathie and Linda - these are actually from CT.
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