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He was eating grape jam when I spotted him. He looked close to a Baltimore Oriole but smaller. The orange on him was more redder and he had a black top on his head. He was eating with a yellow and brownish grey female. My Baltimore Orioles don't eat with each other. Some kind of Tanager?




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I think you may have an Orchard Oriole

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