Oriole

The Oriole is a yellowish green bird. The oriole's song is rather long: it begins with quiet sounds, barely discernible even at close range, alternating with creaky and chirping sounds, and ends with a short flute whistle ("fitiu-liu"). They call the oriole and the "forest cat", and that's why. The disturbed bird, interrupting its drawn-out singing, makes an unpleasant sound, reminiscent of the cry of an angry cat. Among the branches of shrubs, the oriole can be distinguished by its bright yellow golden tail. She settles in pine forests, in birch and oak groves. It flies to us from hot Africa, from the shores of the island of Madagascar, and sometimes even from the Far North, but already in August with its offspring again flies away.