Orange-crowned Oriole

Orange-crowned OrioleIts yellow-orange plumage is brightest on the head, contrasting with its black face, breast, and tail; each black wing has an orange shoulder patch.What does it look like?Its yellow-orange body is brightest on the head. The face, breast, and tail are black, and each black wing has an orange shoulder patch.How does it live?Its yellow-orange plumage is brightest on the head, contrasting with its black face, breast, and tail; each black wing has an orange shoulder patch.It occurs in woodland and along forest edges, where it is seen alone or in pairs in the canopy.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.