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    The Hooded Oriole is a small bird with black wings, tail, and neck and bright yellow stomach and forehead. It is typically found in open woodlands with scattered trees during the summer months, as it prefers nesting in tall trees and hangs upside down to pick insects. Hooded Orioles are strong flyers that can be attracted to gardens with sweet foods and water.

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    The Hooded Oriole is a small bird with black wings, tail, and neck and bright yellow stomach and forehead. It is typically found in open woodlands with scattered trees during the summer months, as it prefers nesting in tall trees and hangs upside down to pick insects. Hooded Orioles are strong flyers that can be attracted to gardens with sweet foods and water.

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    The Hooded Oriole is a small bird with black wings, tail, and neck and bright yellow stomach and forehead. It is typically found in open woodlands with scattered trees during the summer months, as it prefers nesting in tall trees and hangs upside down to pick insects. Hooded Orioles are strong flyers that can be attracted to gardens with sweet foods and water.

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    Hooded Oriole Characteristics

    Icterus cucullastus Appearance: Black wings, tail, and neck; bright


    yellow stomach and forehead
    Size: 8” in length
    Orioles are usually found in open
    Location: Perched in trees around campus
    woodlands with scattered trees as they
    Season: Summer
    prefer to nest in tall trees. Hooded
    Orioles often hang upside down to pick
    insects off trees. They are very strong o Native
    and fly quickly. Hooded orioles love
    sweet food and can be attracted to a
    garden with sweet water or oranges.

    Sources
    Cornell Lab of Ornithology
    Picture: Doug Leich

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