Baltimore Oriole on River Birch Framing:Framing S3 'Portraits in Gray – Bull

'Portraits in Gray – Bull Moose

The fleshy and berry-like cone provides food for a number of songbirds and rodents while the tree provides year-round shelter for a wide range of wildlife

is documented in a fascinating book

The redbud is a favorite of many people for landscaping

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Baltimore Oriole on River Birch Framing:Framing S3 'Portraits in Gray – Bull"Ive long been fascinated studying and photographing Baltimore orioles with their bright orange and black plumage and unique hanging nest made from strands of grass, grapevine bark, horsehair, string or any other long fiber they can find. Eating a variety of insects, fruit and nectar they are relatively easy to attract to backyard feeders by putting out halved oranges or jelly. To photograph orioles in a variety of body positions I often mount several