Oriolus oriolus
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Male golden-yellow with velvet-black wings and central tail, and a coral-red bill
Female and juvenile greenish-yellow with finely streaked underparts, often mistaken for a green woodpecker but lacking any red on the head and never climbing trunks
In flight yellow patches show at both tail corners and a yellow spot at the wingtip
Skulks in the canopy of poplars and willows; heard constantly but usually seen only in undulating flight between trees
A clear three-note fluty whistle, unlike anything else in gardens and groves
A clear fluty three-note whistle plus a harsh cat-like alarm call
