Bullock's Orioles Photo Gallery by Tom Grey at pbase.com

Bullock's Orioles

Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, first summer male or adult female	Bullock's Oriole, first summer male or adult female
Bullock's Oriole, first summer male or adult female	Bullock's Oriole, first summer male or adult female	Bullock's Oriole, first year male	Bullock's Oriole, female
Bullock's Oriole, juvenile	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, female
Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, male with insect	Bullock's Oriole, singing male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, juvenile
Bullock's Orioles, juveniles?	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, juvenile	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Orioles, adult female feeding fledgling
Bullock's Orioles, fledglings	Bullock's Oriole, juvenile with insect	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Orioles, pair
Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, male carrying courtship offering
Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, juvenile	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, female
Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, female	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, juvenile	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male
Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, juvenile
Bullock's Oriole, juvenile	Bullock's Oriole, juvenile	Bullock's Oriole, fledgling	Bullock's Oriole, fledgling
Bullock's Oriole, immature male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male	Bullock's Oriole, male

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Guest		13-Jun-2018 02:27
Late this afternoon (June 12) one of these Bullocks Orioles flew in on the front porch and 'trapped' so rather noisy with the raucous sound. I have never seen one of these here - located about 80 miles east of Denver about midway between Denver and the Kansas State line.

Guest		16-Jul-2014 04:27
Cloverdale, California.....This year we have two pairs of Bullocks & one pair of hooded. We now have LOTS of babies. Can,t keep the Oriole feeder full of grape jelly...so went and bought another. Two days ago we counted 10 on their feeder & the Hummingbird feeders. The males don't like us close, but the females & babies are less skittish. They are beautiful birds & we love watching them.

Guest		10-Apr-2014 01:09
I live in Anaheim Hills in Orange County and we have had a pair of these build their hanging basket nest in a Mexican Fan Palm tree for the last 13 years! don't know if it's the same pair or their young but they always show up in March, today is April 9th and I can hear the babies in the nest when the parents show up to feed. They always have 2 and some years 3 nests. Despite being brillently colored, they are hard to see even when you know they are there. The nesting tree is about 20' from our deck and we only seem them when they fly to the nest and they never go directly to it! they fly from one branch to another and then keep watching and then will move fast to the nest.

Guest		20-Jun-2013 02:51
Just saw one of these this week in Rocky Gap Virginia along Wolf Creek.

Guest		28-May-2013 13:25
we have 5 or 6 pairs daily. love them. they like oranges and grape jelly. sounds crazy but they love the grape jelly. NE

Guest		03-May-2013 14:57
Our first Bullock's Oriole showed up this morning after a spring snow storm...rich orange more than yellow...beautiful! Before he arrived, the feeder was being enjoyed by finches and a few hummingbirds. Diane, Williamsburg, Colorado...near Canon City

Mary Ann Gum		03-May-2013 14:50
I'm enjoying daily visits now from several of these strikingly beautiful oriole in Jacksonville, Oregon

Kate		19-Dec-2012 07:08
I used this to look up this bird that I saw today( There were 2 males and one or two females.) on a bush near where I was parked at a cafe in Port Townsend Wa. I was able to get a closer look with small waterproof, cheap binocs that I keep in my car. Beautiful birds.I plan to go back tomorrow with my camera just in case that are still nearby.

Redclover		10-Jul-2012 14:33
First seen in 1999 on the Trask River, Tillamook, OR. Now have several pair that nest in our area and eat regularily every ;year from the hummingbird feeder-added stick perches for them to sit on. First observed dining on the red-hot pokers in May of 1999. Our kids, up river, also have Bullocks.

Guest		04-May-2012 22:03
Just saw my first one yesterday in Grass Valley, CA Colorful male and pretty female too.

Rita Callaway		11-Sep-2011 17:08
I saw a Bullocks Oriole in my backyard, Western North Carolina, this AM. He was feeding from a wire suet feeder which I had filled with old bread. Most beautiful bird I have ever seen!

Guest		07-Jun-2011 02:50
After finally getting a picture of the bird noted below, it looks like I was wrong. Appears to be a Hooded Oriole - not a Bullocks. He doesn't have any black on top of his head, but does have a black bib extending from his eyes down his chest. So similar to a Bullocks!

Guest		06-Jun-2011 20:22
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and have had both a male and female Bullock's Oriole feeding at my hummingbird feeder for the past two days. The male is stunning! So bright and exotic looking. I've never seen such a beautiful bird as this locally.

montana guest		27-May-2011 16:47
orioles like nectar as well as fruit berries and seeds. thanks for the great pics. most sites have extravagant pictures that hardly look like the bird you are want to find.

Guest		18-May-2011 02:18
we live in coulee dam wa. and have had this bird at our feeders many times. also had one try to drink from the hummers feeders too. what a curious sight that was. we have never heard his song tho.

Robyn		07-Apr-2011 02:54
I've seen a bird exactly like this the last two days drinking out of the humming bird feeder (they sure didn't care for that). The only difference is that the head is completely gold - you can't even see where the eye is... Since I live in Malibu, CA, and have lived in California for 35 years and never seen this before, I think it's quite a rare sighting. Do you know more about Orioles? It does have a beautiful song.

Guest		06-Mar-2008 00:36
this pictures are asome

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