The taxon was formerly lumped with the Cuban oriole ( " Icterus melanopsis " ), Bahama oriole ( " Icterus northropi " ), and Puerto Rican oriole ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species until all four were elevated to full species in 2010.
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The taxon was formerly lumped with the Cuban oriole ( " Icterus melanopsis " ), Bahama oriole ( " Icterus northropi " ), and Puerto Rican oriole ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species until all four were elevated to full species in 2010.
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The taxon was formerly lumped with the Cuban oriole ( " Icterus melanopsis " ), Bahama oriole ( " Icterus northropi " ), and Puerto Rican oriole ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species until all four were elevated to full species in 2010.
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The taxon was formerly lumped with Bahama orioles ( " Icterus northropi " ), Hispaniolan orioles ( " Icterus dominicensis " ), and Puerto Rican orioles ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species known as the Greater Antillean oriole until all four birds were elevated to full species status in 2010.
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The taxon was formerly lumped with Bahama orioles ( " Icterus northropi " ), Hispaniolan orioles ( " Icterus dominicensis " ), and Puerto Rican orioles ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species known as the Greater Antillean oriole until all four birds were elevated to full species status in 2010.
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The taxon was formerly lumped with Bahama orioles ( " Icterus northropi " ), Hispaniolan orioles ( " Icterus dominicensis " ), and Puerto Rican orioles ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species known as the Greater Antillean oriole until all four birds were elevated to full species status in 2010.
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The taxon was originally classified as its own distinct species in 1890 by Joel Asaph Allen before it was lumped with the Cuban oriole ( " Icterus melanopsis " ), Hispaniolan oriole ( " Icterus dominicensis " ), and Puerto Rican oriole ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species by the ornithologist James Bond in his book " Birds of the West Indies " in 1960.
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The taxon was originally classified as its own distinct species in 1890 by Joel Asaph Allen before it was lumped with the Cuban oriole ( " Icterus melanopsis " ), Hispaniolan oriole ( " Icterus dominicensis " ), and Puerto Rican oriole ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species by the ornithologist James Bond in his book " Birds of the West Indies " in 1960.
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The taxon was originally classified as its own distinct species in 1890 by Joel Asaph Allen before it was lumped with the Cuban oriole ( " Icterus melanopsis " ), Hispaniolan oriole ( " Icterus dominicensis " ), and Puerto Rican oriole ( " Icterus portoricensis " ) into a single species by the ornithologist James Bond in his book " Birds of the West Indies " in 1960.
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The floodplain of Bladen Branch also attracts many of the riverine, forest edge and gallery forest species, such as the bare-throated tiger heron ( " Tigrisoma mexicanum " ), the shy agami heron ( " Agamia agami " ) and Muscovy duck ( " Cairina moschata " ), the white-necked jacobin ( " Florisuga mellivora " ) and yellow-tailed oriole ( " Icterus mesomelas " ).
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