スミソニアン国立動物園のインスタグラム(smithsonianzoo) - 10月24日 03時07分

🐣 Egg-citing news: our Bird House team celebrated the arrival of 7 orchard oriole chicks—the first of their species to hatch in human care—and 3 Baltimore oriole chicks! Help us and @govwesmoore choose names for these migratory birds, which have ties to the region, including Maryland. ✅VOTE: https://s.si.edu/3Fv2Ib0. (Link in bio.)
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📷 Photo 1: An orchard oriole chick stands atop its nest, looking out beyond the branches of the tree. Male orchard orioles have deep reddish-brown chests and underparts, while females and juvenile orchard orioles are olive green with yellowish undersides.
📷 Photo 2: A mother Baltimore oriole offers her chick a worm to eat. Baltimore orioles are famous for the vivid black-and-orange color pattern found on male members of the species. Females and juveniles are less boldly colored, with dull brown and yellow coloring.

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