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Orioles
   
   

Fig 1 : Black-naped Oriole - male
 

Fig 2 : Black-naped Oriole - on nest


Fig 3 : Black-naped Oriole - male searching for insects


Fig 4 : Black-naped Oriole - immature

Fig 1 :
Black-naped Oriole - male
Oriolus chinensis
Location : Portsdown, Singapore
Habitat : Secondary scrub & sparse woodland

Fig 2 :
Black-naped Oriole -
on nest
Oriolus chinensis
Location : Portsdown, Singapore
Habitat : Wooded, residential area
Notes : Nests of this species are normally well-concealed, however this newly constructed nest was clearly visible from a first floor apartment. Shortly after this image was taken the tree was shaken during a violent rainstorm, many leaves fell from the tree further exposing the nest, which was immediately abandoned.

Fig 3 :
Black-naped Oriole -
male
Oriolus chinensis
Location : Ipoh, Perak, Peninsular Malaysia
Habitat : Secondary scrub forest
Notes : Searching for insects beneath leaves.

Fig 4 :
Black-naped Oriole -
immature
Oriolus chinensis
Location : Portsdown, Singapore
Habitat : Wooded, residential area

Fig 5 :
Black-hooded Oriole -
male
Oriolus xanthornus
Location : Kaeng Krachan district, Phetchaburi, Thailand
Habitat : Forest edge, near karst forest
Note : Photo by
Charles Currin

 

Fig 5 : Black-hooded Oriole - male
 

©  Charles Currin