I have been hearing them for a few days but finally was able to find and photograph one. I love Baltimore Orioles. Beautiful bird.
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I have been waiting for this day ... and there he was. The first Baltimore Oriole photo of the season.
Now we watch for the return of the Indigo Buntings.
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It took as couple weeks but I finally captured a few good Baltimore Oriole photos. I just keep trying to capture the beauty of nature.
What a beautiful bird. I am so grateful for the opprotunity to engage with such a beaitufil bird.
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Yes, I tried. It was the first Baltimore Oriole we have seen this season. I followed him from tree to tree, but he avoided my camera succesfully for what seemed like an hour. This photo was the only one I managed to capture. It will not be the last Oriole we see this year, but it is a first.
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On two seperate occasions this week Teresa saw the bright color of a Baltimore Oriole hidden in the trees but so obsucre that we almost missed them. They are both males, and in both photos a significant portion of the bird is hidden from view. I still love the photos.
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