Hooded Oriole

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  1. porkphoto

    porkphoto Well-Known Member Site Supporter

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    OMG!! One awesome capture of such a beautiful creature. Well executed sir. I am surprised to see a non hummingbird interested in that
    type of feeder. Nice background support with that amazing Bokeh. Thanks for posting. :)) TT
     
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    Thank you Tony. The Hooded Oriole is a common visitor to hummingbird feeders. That gives me a great opportunity to photograph this beauty. They also nests here in Southern California also in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. I photographed the young ones last year but could not locate the nesting site so I have another chance to search the neighborhood this year.Thanks again for your reply.
     
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