Audubon's Oriole

Audubon's OrioleAudubon's Oriole is an oriole with a strong contrast between its black head, wings, and tail and its yellow body. It lives in woodland and brush in Mexico and southern Texas.What does it look like?The sexes look much alike, with a black head, wings, and tail and a lemon-yellow body.How does it live?Audubon's Oriole is an oriole with a strong contrast between its black head, wings, and tail and its yellow body. It lives in woodland and brush in Mexico and southern Texas.It uses woodland and brush where it can remain hidden, and pairs may call back and forth.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.