Orange Oriole (Icterus auratus), a striking and relatively rare bird. The Orange Oriole is only found in Mexico, particularly in the Yucatán Peninsula, including parts of Belize and northern Guatemala. It thrives in lowland tropical forests and coastal scrub habitats. As the name suggests, the Orange Oriole has vibrant orange feathers, especially on the body, with a black face mask and wings. Males are more brightly colored than females, which are duller but still beautiful. Unlike many other or

One of our favorite Michigan nesting species, the male Baltimore oriole is a sight to behold. Females sport a more subtle yellow coloration, but no less awesome to see. Welcome orioles to LAFF and may your nests be successful. #leafandfeatherfarms #michiganbirds #orangesfororioles | Leaf and Feather Farms