Bullock's Oriole

Description:

Adult Description Medium-sized songbird. Long tail. Rather thin, straight, pointed bill. One large or two small wingbars on each dark wing. Orange or orange-yellow. Male bright orange with black back, throat, top of head, and nape, with a slender stripe through eye. Male Description Crown, nape, and back black; remainder of head and underparts orange-yellow. Black eyeline and black on chin and center of throat. Rump orange-yellow to yellow. Middle tail feather black, the rest yellow, tipped with dusky or black. Wing feathers black, edged white; large white patch on wing Female Description Pale grayish brownish to yellowish upperparts, with indistinct dark streaking, but without black. Yellowish or dull greenish gray underparts, becoming paler on belly. Throat often with some black. Wings gray-brown, with one or two indistinct wingbars. Immature Description Juvenile resembles adult female but is generally brighter yellow below, and usually lacks black feathers. Immature male with orange-yellow face, a black bib, black stripe through eyes, a dusky top of head and back of neck, striped back, and orange tail. Wings dusky with two white wingbars. Immature female resembles adult female.

Habitat:

Large prairie lake surrounded by wetlands

Notes:

I'm honestly not sure if this is a juvenile or a female. Would love other's opinions!