Audubon's Oriole - Icterus graduacauda
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Audubon's Oriole is a New World Oriole that if found in southeastern Texas and the Mexican Coast. The male and very are dimorphic. Both are yellow, but the male has a black head and the the dark part of the wings are black instead of the brownish color of the females. Diet includes insects, small vertebrates, seeds, fruits, and nectar.
Male
03/02/2016 - Salineno, Texas (U.S. Fish and Wildlife land)
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Male
03/02/2016 - Salineno, Texas (U.S. Fish and Wildlife land)
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Male
03/02/2016 - Salineno, Texas (U.S. Fish and Wildlife land)
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Male
03/02/2016 - Salineno, Texas (U.S. Fish and Wildlife land)
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Male
03/02/2016 - Salineno, Texas (U.S. Fish and Wildlife land)
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