Found in South Texas and Mexico. Adult male can be distinguished from the Hooded Oriole by its larger size and heavier beak.
Females are duller with gray-brown wings.
Transplanted to Florida from South America. Both the male and female have black spots on the sides of the breast and a black tail. Song is louder and more varied than other orioles. Common to the southwest. Found in joshua trees, junipers and yuccas.