MAINE WARBLERS

Most warblers seen in Maine are migratory. They are predominantly insect eaters so move to warmer places following the food. Myrtle Yellow-rumped warblers sometimes spend winters here, but rarely. This gallery includes Common Yellow-throated, Black-throated Blue, Black-throated green, Palm, Chestnut Sided, Black And White, Northern Parula, American Redstarts, Magnolias, Blackburnians and others all photographed in Maine.

Northern Parula, Phippsburg, Maine migratory song bird. Northern Parulas are common, migratory songbirds in Maine. This one was dining on insects that are around the Black Alder catkins and seed pods left from the previous year. These birds are commonly found in alder swamps. Though not water birds, they are hungry for the insects that abound in this type of habitat.. Northern Parulas are migratory warblers in Maine.. Setophaga americana, Northern Parula is a migratory, songbird in Maine

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Northern Parula, Phippsburg, Maine migratory song bird. Northern Parulas are common, migratory songbirds in Maine. This one was dining on insects that are around the Black Alder catkins and seed pods left from the previous year. These birds are commonly found in alder swamps. Though not water birds, they are hungry for the insects that abound in this type of habitat.. Northern Parulas are migratory warblers in Maine.. Setophaga americana, Northern Parula is a migratory, songbird in Maine

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