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hmmm - if the black grackles accept it, it's probably an albino grackle.
https://naturesguy.com/2016/07/02/albino-grackle-what-is-it/
(On a different tack, I haven't seen a Baltimore oriole in eastern CT for many years!)
https://naturesguy.com/2016/07/02/albino-grackle-what-is-it/
(On a different tack, I haven't seen a Baltimore oriole in eastern CT for many years!)
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It appears that’s what it is. I only get Orioles for a few days each year. I do get several Grossbeaks every summer. My friend in Hopkinton MA had a flock of Bluebirds this spring. The males kept flying into her windows.
Looks like an albino Grackle. They flock up in the Fall and fly south - but not too far, maybe Virginia. The flocks sometimes include Red-Winged Blackbirds and Cowbirds. They don't stay long at the feeder. Orioles? Still common here in SW CT and very vocal in May when they return. A few Orchard Orioles also. Put out some orange slices and some grape jelly and if any are around, they will come to eat.