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.

American Redstart, singing male, early June, Phippsburg, Maine. Redstarts are migratory in Maine. They are members of the family of Wood-warblers. Male redstarts are quite territorialy aggressive. They will respond to pishing, as this one did to defend their territory.

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American Redstart, singing male, early June, Phippsburg, Maine. Redstarts are migratory in Maine. They are members of the family of Wood-warblers. Male redstarts are quite territorialy aggressive. They will respond to pishing, as this one did to defend their territory.

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