Uccelli simili a Baltimore Oriole

Key differences

Adult male Orchard Orioles are chestnut and black, not orange and black. Females and immatures are yellowish-green, lacking the strong orange wash of Baltimore Orioles, and have two distinct white wing bars.

Key differences

Bullock's Oriole is the western counterpart. Males have an orange face with a black line through the eye and a black crown, unlike the solid black head of the Baltimore Oriole. Females are generally paler yellow with more extensive white in the wings.

Key differences

Male Scarlet Tanagers are brilliant red with black wings and tail, lacking any orange. Females are dull yellow-green with dusky wings. Their beak is thicker and more conical than an oriole's.