Historical clue formulations

• Bird whose name comes from the Latin for "golden" — 2026-09-13
• Black-and-orange bird — 2026-07-30
• Baltimore baseball pro — 2026-03-09
• Maryland's state bird — 2025-04-11
• Player in the A.L. East — 2025-03-21
• Baltimore baseballer — 2025-03-18
• State bird of Maryland — 2024-11-25
• Baltimore ballplayer — 2024-10-29
• Bird associated with bats — 2022-09-11
• Frank Robinson or Brooks Robinson of the Baseball Hall of Fame — 2022-02-13
• Colorful bird in the blackbird family — 2022-02-05
• Baltimore bird — 2022-01-11
• Cal Ripken, for his entire major-league career — 2020-12-15
• Baltimore athlete — 2020-10-21
• Player at Baltimore's Camden Yards — 2019-09-30
• Baltimore bird — 2019-07-22
• Charm City baseballer — 2019-07-10
• 1979 World Series opponent of the 75-Across — 2019-05-26
• Baltimore athlete — 2018-11-27
• Camden Yards athlete — 2018-08-08
• Cousin of a meadowlark — 2018-05-24
• Maryland state symbol — 2018-02-01
• Brooks Robinson was one — 2017-09-28
• Pro baseball player with an orange-and-black uniform — 2017-06-13
• Bird whose name means "golden" — 2017-04-07
• Baltimore ballplayer — 2016-07-18
• Charm City ballplayer — 2016-06-05
• Maker of a hanging nest — 2015-04-30
• Player in orange and black — 2014-07-06
• Twin's rival — 2013-11-02
• A.L. East athlete — 2013-07-24
• Bird on Cal Ripken's cap — 2013-07-08
• 13-Down athlete — 2012-09-27
• Maryland state symbol — 2012-09-19
• American Leaguer since 1954 — 2012-03-28
• Baltimore's ___ Park — 2012-02-24
• Orange-and-black bird — 2012-02-07
• Met's 1969 World Series rival — 2011-02-24
• Baltimore baseballer — 2010-12-13
• A.L. East player — 2009-02-06
• Orange-and-black flier — 2008-09-24
• Builder of a hanging nest — 2008-05-09
• A.L. East player — 2007-09-12
• Jim Palmer, notably — 2007-02-18
• Brooks Robinson, e.g. — 2006-12-24
• Camden Yards player — 2006-07-17
• Brooks Robinson, for 23 years — 2006-07-09
• Blue Jay opponent — 2006-05-27
• Baltimore ballplayer — 2005-07-12
• American League bird — 2005-06-08