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inestheunicorn · 6 months
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What are some local birds you can find where you live? 🐦 As always, thanks for all the love on my birdie necklaces! These take me long to make, so your support is the best motivation! 🎃
There are still birdies looking for a nest on my shop 🍄 The chain, rings and clasps are made for stainless steel, so babes with sensitive skin should be safe 🖤 You can find them here guys!!
Alsoooo, this was my first time making acrylic necklaces too. I wanted to give these a try since there are some limitations with what I can do with the clay pendants and I already have so many ideas I want to try with acrylics too 👀
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introvertedswimmer · 1 month
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Baltimore Oriole
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birds--daily · 3 months
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day 12
today's bird is the baltimore oriole!
- the word oriole comes from the latin word for golden, aureolus
- baltimore orioles have a serious sweet tooth. they love fruit, jelly, and nectar– especially oranges
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feather-bone · 2 months
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[ID: an illustration of a black and orange bird perched on a branch with red maple leaves, facing to the left. It is on a teal background with white flecks. End.]
Baltimore oriole! They feed on ripe, dark fruits like mulberries, cherries, and grapes, as well as nectar and insects. They hang out in much of the central US during the summer, and migrate to Central America for the winter. The Audobon has a really cool interactive migration map about it! I’ve seen an oriole once in person, and it was stunningly vibrant and beautiful.
Timelapse under the cut. :-)
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ostdrossel · 8 months
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We've had so much rain and storming that I didn't put the photo cams out in the last couple of days, but the Birdsy cams are all rolling. This was earlier today, Orioles are on the move but I am getting a nice and steady stream. They don't like to share!
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pallanophblargh · 10 months
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Color! Composition still wonky, but this was done mainly to see how I liked the colors and such. I can reposition and resize birds/leaves/etc another time. And get a decent proper hexagon drawn up.
This has been an exercise in not letting perfection hold me back. I have to start getting back into art somehow, right?
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sirinthada · 26 days
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A little friend I made a while back 🧡 Mini mixed media collage of a Baltimore oriole (Icterus galbula), 3” x 4.5” on paper. Spotting one of their distinctive nests never fails to delight me! It takes about week for the female to weave her nest from whatever strong fibers she can find—grasses, string, weeds, animal hair. The nests are so sturdy that the birds may reuse them many months later, after returning from their winter grounds (which should be starting just about now!!)
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bellebirdsart · 9 months
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Baltimore Oriole in Fort Worth Tx. From a photo my kid took!
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occasionallybirds · 10 months
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Baltimore Oriole (Icterus galbula)
July 3, 2023
Southeastern Pennsylvania
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geopsych · 11 months
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And since it is nesting time, here’s a male Baltimore oriole gathering nesting material and putting it in his hanging nest which is in a small tree by the lake. I’ve always read about orioles’ cool hanging nests but never got to watch one being built. This was a treat.
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thomas--bombadil · 11 months
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Orange is a very rare color for birds in the Midwest. 
Seeing a strikingly-orange male oriole is always an event. 
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speakingofnature · 11 months
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Baltimore Oriole
It would not be a proper May without Orioles in the orchard.
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lekrow · 11 months
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bird sketch dump from a very long weekend.
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crypitd · 2 years
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🎃 Baltimore Oriole Pumpkin Bird for Spooky Bird Sunday 🎃
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© Harlen Chen
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snototter · 7 months
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A Baltimore oriole (Icterus galbula) in Lake Meyer Park, Iowa, USA
by Larry Reis
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ostdrossel · 10 months
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Another busy week has passed,
and I was finally able to solve my computer issues by upgrading. And I took some time for photos too. There are still no hummingbirds, which is a bummer, but I am still keeping up hope. The baby birds are pretty much ruling the backyard, and it is tough to find good shots because they have that toddler energy 😆
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