Owned by Genevieve Rosenbalm (@genevieve).





Icterus spurius
The Orchard Oriole is the smallest species of oriole in North America, distinguished by its pointed wings and notched tail which aid its agile, darting flight patterns. These birds are prized by enthusiasts for their complex, melodious songs and the shift in plumage color that young males undergo as they mature from a greenish-yellow to a deep, chestnut red.
Icterus spurius
The Orchard Oriole is the smallest species of oriole in North America, distinguished by its pointed wings and notched tail which aid its agile, darting flight patterns. These birds are prized by enthusiasts for their complex, melodious songs and the shift in plumage color that young males undergo as they mature from a greenish-yellow to a deep, chestnut red.