Baltimore Oriole

This is not a female, Joshua. This is an immature male molting into adult plumage, and there are several characters that tell you this. Females have a solid orange tail, this bird has dark feathers coming in on the tail, just like an adult male. Females have a solid orange breast, the bird has a lot of black coming in on the chest, again just like an adult male. Females have a mostly orange head with a little bit of gray on them, this bird has a lot of black, just like an adult male. Females have gray wings, this bird has almost black wings. I have also asked you several times to include references with your ID suggestions, Joshua. Please do this in the future! ID suggestions are not complete without them, and doing so you may have seen that this bird is not a female.

The juvenile lacks white markings on the secondaries.

Definitely a Baltimore Oriole but I don't know if it's a female (two white wing bars) or a juvenile male.