Puerto Rican Oriole

Since I prefer to bird away from the hoardes of hikers in El Yunque; I love the very private property the guide in Puerto Rico suggested. At sunrise it was abundant with birds, mostly endemics. This Puerto Rican Oriole was one of many species sighted.

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Thibaud Aronson

Lion

I think you'd forgotten to add a location, so I set it to PR. Hope you don't mind! Posted one year ago

Samba

Giant Tortoise

Thank you, Thibaud! That is most appreciated. I am still figuring out the nuances of this site and not doing a good job. The other day I put a bird from Dominica in the middle of the ocean. Poor little bird. Posted one year ago
1. Ferdy Christant
  
  Lion
  
  Don't worry, we're here to help.
  
  Setting the location of where your photo was taken is mandatory (needed for many features on this site) but in case you struggle with precise geotagging, you can alternatively just use the "set country" button where you can just pick the country from a list. Posted one year ago

Samba

Giant Tortoise

Thanks so much, Ferdy! I have tried geotagging and failed. Then I THOUGHT I was picking "country" but obviously I did not. Posted one year ago

Samba

Giant Tortoise

Thanks so much, Ferdy! I have tried geotagging and failed. Then I THOUGHT I was picking "country" but obviously I did not. Posted one year ago

The Puerto Rican oriole

The Puerto Rican oriole is a species of bird in the family Icteridae, and genus "Icterus" or New World blackbirds. This species is a part of a subgroup of orioles that includes the North American orchard oriole, "Icterus spurius", and the hooded oriole, "Icterus cucullatus".

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Similar species: Perching Birds

Species identified by Samba