Baltimore Oriole

Icterus galbula

Distinguishing Marks:

• Males: Black head, back, wings and tail.

• Females: Brown-gray underbelly. Two wingbars.

The Baltimore Oriole can be found in open woodland, suburban backyards and prefers areas with shade trees.

Call: Melodious Piping call high in the trees.

Red-eyed Vireo

Vireo olivaceus

Distinguishing Marks:

• Sexes are similar having a broad white eye stripe bordered with a dark line. Grayish crown and olive green back.

• Red eyes on adults.

Woodland species eating mostly insects and some fruits. The nest is  delicate and cup-like, made from plant materials and lichens.

Song sounds like: See me. Here I am. Over Here