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Warbler, Bachman bird pictures
Warbler, Bay-breasted bird pictures
Warbler, Black and White bird pictures
Warbler, Black-throated Blue bird pictures
Warbler, Blue-winged bird pictures
Warbler, Canadian bird pictures
Warbler, Cape May bird pictures
Warbler, Cerulean bird pictures
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Warbler, Magnolia bird pictures<
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Warbler, Orange-crwoned bird pictures
Warbler, Palm bird pictures
Warbler, Parula bird pictures
Warbler, Pine bird pictures
Warbler, Prairie bird pictures
Warbler, Prothonotary bird pictures
Warbler, Sennett bird pictures
Warbler, Swainson bird pictures
Warbler, Tennessee bird pictures
Warbler, Wilson bird pictures
Warbler, Worm-eating bird pictures
Warbler, Yellow bird pictures
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Warbler, Magnolia bird pictures
MAGNOLIA WARBLER657. Dendroica magnolia. 5 inches
Male, with black ear patch, back, and necklace; female, with the black replaced with grayish; both sexes have a yellow rump and white spots midway of the tail feathers.
One of the prettiest of the Warblers and one of the least timid. I have often had one or more of these birds follow me the whole length of a piece of woods apparently out of curiosity, coming down to the nearest twigs within arms' reach of me.
Birch woods are their favorites during migrations, although a few of them will be found almost anywhere.
Song. - A short, rapidly uttered warble.
Nest. - Usually in coniferous trees, far out on the longer branches, where they are often difficult to get at, of rootlets lined with fine black rootlets and hair; four or five white eggs with small spots of chestnut around the large end (.60 x 48).
Range. - Eastern N.A., breeding from Massachusetts and Michigan northward; winters south of the U.S.