Meanings of golden oriole in English

From the convent garden came the melting lilt of the golden oriole.

The golden oriole's flute-like whistle poured down from some leafy summit in a sudden stream of melody.

The grass was a tapestry of flowers, and tits and warblers and the golden oriole were making music in the woods.

Ayla heard the beautiful flutelike note of a golden oriole, and gave it back, mimicking so exactly it confused the bird.

From the old orchard on the right came the faint, reluctant note of the golden oriole, who must have been old too.

His bag consisted of four blackbirds, a golden oriole, two thrushes, eight larks, fourteen sparrows, two robins, a stonechat, and a wren.

Wherever one turned, from every direction came the note of the golden oriole and the shrill cry of the hoopoe and the red-legged falcon.

My heart is full of impressions showered upon it by the chaffinches, the golden orioles, the grasshoppers, the hawthorns, and the primroses.

In the 1930s Central Europe teemed with wild creatures, bears and foxes and wildcats, hoopoes and golden orioles, and he loved the proximity of them.