Road ecology blog: Bullock's oriole, (Icterus bullockii) roadkill, Montana, USA
Some birds are so brightly colored that you wonder whether that thing on the side of the road really was a roadkilled bird or perhaps some plastic garbage. I decided to stop and take a look. It was indeed a bird; a male bullock's oriole, (Icterus bullockii). Click here to see more images of the dead bullock's oriole.
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Bullock's oriole, (Icterus bullockii) roadkill, Montana, USA
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