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Subject: [SBB] Wintering Hooded Orioles
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Folks:

      Randy Little asked what are typical departure dates for Hooded Orioles?  
There is such variation, both year-to-year and between birds, that any 
definition of what is typical is somewhat tenuous.  But getting those weasel 
words out of the way, the county checklist shows this oriole's status changes 
from uncommon to rare about 8/15, and then from rare to very rare about 9/30.  
What this means is that most of our resident birds are leaving about 
mid-August, but a few hang on into September (sometimes late breeders).  Any 
bird in October is very rare and is likely trying to winter locally, rather 
than being a late-departing bird.

      					Bill
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