The bird-watching world has been set aflutter with the news that an “effectively extinct” bird has been sighted in Cornwall. The single Golden Oriole was spotted in West Cornwall on Saturday ...

Yellow-headed birds often stand out amongst the foliage ... What they look like: The male Eurasian Golden Oriole has a yellow head, throat, and underparts, with black wings, tail, and eyes. The female ...

The orange supercilium, black eye line, and solid white wing patch are diagnostic for the adult male Bullock’s. The female and the immature can be confused with a dull Baltimore oriole.

Rescued rare bird takes to the sky FAW said there had only been 29 recorded sightings of the golden oriole in Nottinghamshire over the past 160 years. The birds are currently migrating to Europe ...

Al Ain Zoo is pleased to announce the sighting of the migratory Eurasian Golden Oriole. This discovery was made during the Zoo’s monthly bird survey ... while the male's feathers are bright.