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Does the Baltimore oriole bird live on land or water?
The habitat of a Baltimore Oriole is deciduous, riparian and mixed forests. It lives on land, when it is feeding it doesn't even eat anything that lives in the water.
Are oriole is herbivore?
well oriole eat orange nectar and humming birds so its omnivore
Do birds eat oranges?
I put out orange halves to attract Baltimore Orioles, but Red-bellied Woodpeckers usually devour them first. Other oriole species, finches, thrashers, mockingbirds, tanagers, and woodpeckers will all eat oranges.
Are Orioles herbivores?
well oriole eat orange nectar and humming birds so its omnivore
What do the Baltimore Oriole eat?
Insects and fruit, berries. It's the Orioles Way.
Who eats Baltimore Checkerspot butterflies?
BIrds eat the checkersspot
How often does kookaburra eat?
They often eat young birds,snakes, insects, and small reptiles.
Why do birds not eat each other?
Some birds do eat other birds: raptors are meat-eating birds and often raid nests and take chicks to feed their young birds.
Can rodents eat small birds?
Yes they can but its often hard to catch birds for the rodents
What animals compete with the Baltimore butterfly?
Here are the animals i know of: 1. White Tailed Deer- The White Tailed Deer compete with the Baltimore Butterfly for White Turtlehead because they both like to eat White Turtlehead. 2. Other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars- Other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars compete and support each other. They compete for food, shelter, space, and mates. And they support each other by producing more Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars. 3. Birds- Birds compete with the Baltimore Butterfly because the birds want other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars to eat while the Baltimore Butterfly wants other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars so they can mate with them. They both compete for other Baltimore Butterflies/Caterpillars for different Reasons.
What food do snakes it?
Ty often eat birds eggs
How do blue jays move?
Some blue jays do migrate, but most are sedentary. They will roam in small flocks after the nesting season.
