Baltimore Orioles are being seen in the metro area. You can bring them in for a close look by offering them grape jelly. It's an early substitute for the fruit they would eat if it was available. We ...

Local birders have already reported recent sightings of migrant orioles, which return to breed in Southern California during spring and summer. Hooded and Bullock’s orioles are the two most common ...

They’re a colorful combination of bright orange, black and white — and their sock-like nests are a sight to behold, a natural marvel. They’re Baltimore orioles and they’ve been seen lately throughout ...

Orioles are really a sight to see. The males have striking orange and yellow breasts and bold black backs while the females are slightly muted in color but are equally as beautiful. Their song is ...

Orioles are brightly colored birds that migrate through Kansas each spring and fall and sometimes stay for the summer. Enthusiasts enjoy watching them at feeders and hearing their sweet songs and ...

It’s almost Baltimore oriole time, and folks are rushing to the grocery store to stock up on grape jelly, sugar and oranges. But the truth is, many birds eat fruit and berries in the wild and will ...

I have been noticing more forsythia and dogwoods in bloom around the area. More flowers are blooming in yards as the weather slowly warms. If we get more winds turning southwesterly, we should ...

The more well-known of Ohio's two oriole species is the Baltimore. The bright orange on the male's tail and under parts make it easy to spot. Most people are surprised to learn that the orioles are in ...

Because of the cold start to spring, trees have been blooming later, making oriole feeders like this one very popular across the Ozarks. Jessica Kindall, sales manager at Wild Birds Unlimited said, ...