Yellow-tailed Oriole

Yellow-tailed OrioleThe Yellow-tailed Oriole is marked by a black face and throat and yellow shoulders and tail. In tropical lowlands near woodland and wetlands, pairs search for insects and fruit.What does it look like?Adults show a black face and throat, yellow shoulders, and a yellow tail; males and females look alike.How does it live?The Yellow-tailed Oriole is marked by a black face and throat and yellow shoulders and tail. In tropical lowlands near woodland and wetlands, pairs search for insects and fruit.Pairs forage for insects, spiders, and fruit in tropical lowland woodland, clearings, brush, and near wetlands.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.