Hi Alan,
It is shown on page 144 of the book Songs without Words. Pages 144 and 145 show the miniatures without labels. One row up from the bottom, the first entry on the left. The picture in the book has the bird facing right instead of left, but it looks like the same bird.
It matches the A163 (1986) on page 86. The entry is: "Baltimore Oriole with black-eyed Susans Compound. A Baltimore Oriole cocks its head around to peer at a gathering of black-eyed Susans. Limited edition of 75. Miniature - unlimited." There is an additional comment: "An attempt to correlate the unique and vivid colors of the black-eyed Susan and the standout oriole."
To put the description in context, the full size design has many flowers rather than just three flowers and a bud.
Regards,