African golden oriole

The African golden oriole (Oriolus auratus) is a bird species similar to the European golden oriole (O. oriolus). Both belong to the genus Oriolus within the family Oriolidae. These birds are typically found in woodlands and gardens, primarily in warmer regions. They are known for their shy nature, often remaining hidden in treetops, but can be detected by their loud whistling and jarring calls. While males are generally characterized by black and yellow or black and orange plumage with some white, females tend to be plainer. The African golden oriole, like other orioles, is an insectivore, though some species also consume fruit.1