What does BUOR stand for?

Bullock's Oriole (bird species Icterus bullocki)

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Birds commonly seen: Spring-summer, check cottonwood trees for Bullock's orioles and red-naped sapsuckers, blue elderberry bushes for spotted towhee, bare branches for lazuli buntings and yellow-breasted chats.

Desert canyon hosts birds, bighorns, occasional cougar

The goal is to encourage 200 species of wild birds, including the American goldfinch, the ash-throated flycatcher and the Bullock's oriole, to nest and thrive in the area commonly known as Balboa Park.

LAKE BALBOA

Viewing: From visitor center, take short interpretive boardwalk to viewing platform for cedar waxwings, Bullock's orioles, Vaux's and black swifts.

North Cascades visitor center has birds stopping by, too; Birders' ...

Then: "Female bullock's oriole over there -- like the baseball team.

CLAWS FOR CONCERN AS BIRD NUMBERS FALL

Bullock's orioles and western kingbirds are common nesters.

Corfu Woods and Lower Crab Creek

Birds commonly seen: Watch for woodland dwellers: red-breasted nuthatches, downy woodpeckers, veeries, red-eyed vireos, Swainson's thrushes, Bullock's orioles, western tanagers, yellow warblers, cedar waxwings, gray catbirds, and rufous and calliope hummingbirds.

Waterfront Park, Leavenworth Birders' top spots

Summer birds include lazuli bunting, blue grosbeak, Bullock's oriole and hooded orioles that like to nest in palm trees.

BIRD'S-EYE VIEW WITH THE EYES OF HAWKS, LOCAL BIRDERS TAKE WING