Baltimore Oriole - Icterus galbula

The Baltimore Oriole, according to Wikipedia, gets its name from the fact that the color of the male resembles Lord Baltimore's coat-of-arms. They breed in the eastern half of North America and winter in Florida, and from Mexico south to northern South America. They mainly eat insects, berries and nectar.

Adult

Male 04/23/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/23/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Male 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX Male 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX	Male 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX Male 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX
Male with female Northern Cardinal 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX Male with female Northern Cardinal 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX	Female 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX Female 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX	Female 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX Female 04/19/2014 - Dos Vacas Muertas Bird Sanctuary, Galveston, TX
Male 04/17/2012 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas Male 04/17/2012 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas

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