Baltimore Oriole Bird Sounds - Baltimore Orioles Calling At The Bird Feeder -

In the summer, I consistently get a whole bunch of Baltimore Orioles that come to my backyard. The Orioles love to eat from the orange-colored feeder that I fill with grape jelly. On top of that, I have some feeders that they like to drink sugar water from. Baltimore Orioles have orange, yellow, and black colored feathers and a solid-black head. The male Orioles feathers are often bright orange and very reflective. I often find them in groups sitting on the top of trees in my backyard, and they eventually fly down to my feeders one by one for a quick snack of grape jelly. In this video, you can hear a variety of different sounds and calls Baltimore Orioles produce. What Do Baltimore Orioles Sound Like?
In my area I have recorded these videos of the Baltimore Orioles, I know for sure that there are two in my area because they go to my neighbor's sugar-water feeder, I have to keep trying to record these beautiful birds. This is some footage from previous years, I already have them currently in my yard but they are easily frightened.
Adult Male Baltimore Orioles have a bright vibrant orange-colored belly with a black-colored head, along with black wings with white stripes, female Baltimore Orioles have a lighter orange head and belly.
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[@PeekAtWildlife]

I love these birds, their colors, their beautiful sounds and songs! Thanks for feeding them.

[@brookekuhlmann8021]

Baltimore Oreos are such beautiful majestic Berns, I have been trying to Luer them to my house for probably two years now and still nothing.... maybe I start too late