Black-cowled Oriole

Black-cowled OrioleThis oriole ranges from Mexico through Central America. Males are black and yellow, while females and young birds are olive-toned. It eats fruit, insects, and nectar at woodland edges, orchards, and similar habitats.What does it look like?Males have black-and-yellow plumage, including yellow on the wings. Females and immature birds are duller and olive-toned.How does it live?This oriole ranges from Mexico through Central America. Males are black and yellow, while females and young birds are olive-toned. It eats fruit, insects, and nectar at woodland edges, orchards, and similar habitats.It uses woodland and open-field edges, orchards, and second growth, feeding on fruit, insects, and nectar.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.