Oriole????
Nick Rose
9 years ago
I was at my computer today and got some pictures of this bird that I saw 2 times in early 2013 but never got a chance to take a picture of it. Each time it has always been taking a drink from the hummingbird feeder.
Is this a Hooded Oriole? I live in San Mateo,Ca. The pictures are of my second floor window. I checked iNaturalist.org and the San Mateo County has 4 different types of Orioles.
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