Bay-breasted Warbler Traditional Cache
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This series is dedicated to Vermont's nesting wood warblers, a
family of small North American songbirds, many of whom sport bright
colors and sing songs that can be learned with patience and
practice. They return from their wintering grounds just as the
leaves—and insects—begin to come out.
Bay-breasted Warblers are very uncommon nesters in Vermont and are
found only in the boreal woodlands of the Northeast Kingdom, which
is at the southern edge of their breeding range.
The male's cap, throat, and breast are a rich, deep brown that is
set off by a black "mask" over the eyes. Accents of white on the
back of the head, lower breast, and belly make the bay-brown even
more striking.
Abundance and habitat data are from Birdwatching in Vermont
by Ted Murin and Bryan Pfeiffer.
FTF honors to Graffixx and Luna1975.
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