Bird Watching: Daily Pics - Vol. #113, 1 by linthicum

linthicum wrote:
Mrs_Ed, I often find them nesting among the parking lot stones. I assume it is a camouflage instinct because it is awful difficult to initially see them unless they move. And, of course, the eggs look like stones, also.

Janet, you need three hands, or in this case, software that allows you to add "stuff", like with the attached photo.

Today, I saw my First-of-the-Year (FOY), first year 'Orchard Oriole' singing high up in the power line towers. I find it simply amazing how they can change from this color to that of the adult male Orchard Oriole.