Don't miss out on the fun! On September 25 from 6-9, take a two-stepping class, followed by a night of dancing to live music provided by the U.S. Navy Country Current Band. Tickets for this event are completely FREE and can be found at the link below. *This event is 21 https://borail.events/HonkyTonk #HonkyTonk #TwoStep #TwoStepping #Museum #CountryMusic #LiveMusic #Baltimore #Bmore #BaltimoreEvents #BmoreEvents #Country #Dancing | B&O Railroad Museum

Baltimore oriole singing (Icterus galbula) . It is a small icterid blackbird common in eastern North America as a migratory breeding bird. They migrate to winter in the Neotropics as far north as Mexico and sometimes the southern coast of the United States. | BIRDS & Nature

You are what you eat! 🍊 Here, a male Baltimore Oriole snacks on a fresh orange at the Cornell Feeders. Sugary treats like oranges, grape jelly, and nectar are good offerings to attract orioles to your feeder setup. Have you seen any orioles at your feeder this year? Why do these sweet treats attract orioles? Baltimore Orioles forage on insects, fruit, and nectar in the wild. In spring and fall, nectar and ripe fruits compose more of the diet; these sugary foods are readily converted into fat, w