Dusky-brown Oriole

Dusky-brown OrioleThe Dusky-brown Oriole, also called the Halmahera Oriole, is a uniformly brown oriole from the North Moluccas. It uses upper forest and edges and gives a fluty call.What does it look like?A medium-sized bird with uniformly earth-brown plumage and a stout bill. The sexes look alike, and the head lacks pale streaks or markings.How does it live?The Dusky-brown Oriole, also called the Halmahera Oriole, is a uniformly brown oriole from the North Moluccas. It uses upper forest and edges and gives a fluty call.It is found alone or in pairs in upper forest, at forest edges, in mangroves, and in nearby cultivated areas of lowlands and foothills. It sometimes joins mixed-species flocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.