In the United States and Canada there are many birds colored primarily yellow and black. This is a common color pattern of several species of finches, tanagers, orioles, meadowlarks and warblers.

Males have glossy black plumage above and bright yellow below with black heads. Scott’s oriole is a vividly contrasting bird of the dry Southwest. They are long and slender with black heads ...

Adult Male: black eye line, crown ... Female and immature hooded orioles are entirely yellow below, slimmer, and longer tailed and have a thin, downcurved bill. Hybrids with Baltimore orioles ...