Black Throated Green WarblerThese are the 18 warblers I've seen this year in the Mississippi River George. Notes on numbers of warblers are in parenthesis. There were a ubiquitous number of Yellow Rumped Warblers.
Backpoll Warbler (a few)
Wilson's Warbler (many)
Tennessee Warbler (abundant)
Common Yellowthroat (many)
Yellow Warblers (many)
Nashville Warbler (many)
Ovenbird (a few)
American Redstart (many)
Blackburnian Warbler (many)
Black and White Warblers (a few)
Yellow Rumped Warblers (abundant)
Chestnut Sided Warblers (a few)
Magnolia Warblers (a few)
Northern Parula (one)
Northern Waterthrush (a few)
Bay Breasted Warbler (one)
Black Throated Green Warbler (one)
Mourning Warbler (one)
2 comments:
Many warblers die due to light pollution.
A needless act upon the warbler species during fall migration.
Thanks for your comment. I agree, light pollution is a huge problem. I live in Minneapolis and we have a program "BirdSafe Lights Out" to curb light pollution during migration. The website is https://www.bomampls.org/BOMA/scriptcontent/staticpages/BirdSafe.htm.
Thanks for your comments.
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