If you live in the Southwest, attract a hooded oriole to your backyard with oranges, sugar water and native nectar flowers.

Male Baltimore Oriole perched on a tree branch - Jiri Vlach/Getty Images If you put a bird feeder in your yard, you will see a number of birds. But one type of bird you might not see on your bird ...

In spring, listen for a melodic Baltimore oriole song in your backyard and look for these black and orange birds. Learn what an oriole bird song sounds like.

An oriole perches on bare branches of a shrub or tree - Vladone/Getty Images If you're in an oriole's migration path or its winter vacation area, it's thrilling to catch flashes of the bright orange ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I took this photo through the living room window at our apartment on a 100 year old ranch. I used my Canon EOS Rebel with a ...