A Baltimore Oriole...
it's a "she"!!
She's quite the poser and she loves all the attention!!
I can't tell you how excited I am to have a new companion.
Or how beautiful she is in flight.
Once we get to know each other better, I know I will be getting better pictures!
ooohhhh and I got her some oranges!!
oh, my! she's GORGEOUS!!! beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteAnd don't forget the grape jelly - they LOVE it!! Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteShe is absolutely beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove love the new kid. Baltimore Oriole. are truly beautiful. Hug B
ReplyDeleteYour new colorful feathered friend is a little stunner, I'm green with envy, Debbie.
ReplyDeleteHope she sticks around so you two can enjoy each other's company.
Be well, be happy and stay warm.
:)
Ten ptak ma niesamowite i piękne kolory. Jest śliczny. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteThis bird has an amazing and beautiful colors. It's pretty. Yours.
Oh, she is lovely! What a sweet gift from God just for you!
ReplyDeleteShe is beautiful! I don't think I've ever seen a Baltimore Oriole in person. Her colors are so vibrant! She must have heard about you and come around to check you out. :-)
ReplyDeleteShe is so lovely. Her colors are wonderful. Debbie, great shots !
ReplyDeleteGreetings :)
Oh wow! She's a beauty! She's a little out of her range for this time of year, so keep her well fed!
ReplyDeletei have never seen one of these in person. i love them & all that color. hope to see one in person very soon. fingers crossed. ( :
ReplyDeletelove the team too .. Baltimore Orioles that is!!
She's definitely a beauty.
ReplyDeleteoh no!
ReplyDeleteand before you know it, she'll have you hocking your jewelry to keep her in oranges when they are out of season - just ask me, i still have these darn "rare as in no one else sees them" pinon jays hanging around...
they really never grow up and leave you, but as long as you are prepared for that... ;)
xoxo
If more show up, please direct a few to my place.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird Debbie!Wonderful colours!!Great pictures!Wish you a lovely evening!
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She is GORGEOUS, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little girl! Hope she visits you often!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great and colorful new friend, Debbie, and you know it's a "she" by her pretty poses cause what female doesn't like to show off her best.
ReplyDeleteWow, your Oriole sure does add some lovely color to your yard! Do you know how lucky you are to see an Oriole in January. I thought they would all be in Central America now. They do love oranges, grape jelly and suet. Enjoy! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteShe's a beauty!
ReplyDeleteOh Debbie she is beautiful! Hugs, Bonnie
ReplyDeleteI could decorate a whole room with this little guy as my inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love them! We see them rarely by us as they just pass through and are gone. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteI love them! We see them rarely by us as they just pass through and are gone. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteShe is stunning. It is wonderful that she really enjoys stopping by.
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Oh, she is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteNice job on capturing her colors!
Wow, what a pretty bird! I don't see orioles very often. Really nice shots!
ReplyDeleteShe's a beauty! Can't wait to see them here. They should show up in May.
ReplyDeleteShe is just beautiful. I love when they fly in for a bit. They do love oranges.
ReplyDeleteYou lucky, lucky girl! She is a beauty. I didn't realize the females had that much color. You captured her in some terrific poses. That green foliage in the last shot is perfection. Can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteOh, she is just gorgeous! I'm so glad to be hearing from you again, Debbie, on my blog. Sure missed everyone during those dry spells I went through!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness she is just beautiful. That lovely orange color is so refreshing. You were lucky indeed. Hope you get to see her again.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird and how fun to find a new one. You are so blessed to live in such a lovely area with so many colorful birds.
ReplyDeleteBlessings for sharing these!
Totally gorgeous photos of that beautiful bird!
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