What family does the oriole belong to?
Q: What family does the oriole belong to?
A: The oriole belongs to the family Oriolidae.
Q: What is the genus of the oriole?
A: The genus of the oriole is Oriolus.
Q: Where are Old World orioles found?
A: Old World orioles are found in areas of Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Q: Are Old World orioles predominantly found in tropical areas?
A: Yes, Old World orioles are most often found in tropical areas.
Q: Is the golden oriole a tropical bird?
A: No, the golden oriole is the only species of Old World oriole which is not a tropical bird.
Q: Where did the orioles evolve?
A: The orioles evolved in Australasia.
Q: Are Old World orioles related to New World orioles?
A: No, Old World orioles are not related to New World orioles. New World orioles are native to the Americas and members of the blackbird family Icteridae.
