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Sara and Jim Lawrey
Afterwards, males tend to be solitary and the females and juveniles flock together. Everyone forages for insects and fruits the rest of the season before returning south.
Baltimore orioles are very common east of the Rockies and a similar species, Bullock’s oriole (I. bullockii), is more common in the west. The two kinds of orioles are similar in their habits but quite distinctive in appearance. The male Bullock’s orioles have an orange head with a black crown instead of the all-black head of
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