One of the migrating warblers passing through, a Palm Warbler. These warblers wag their tail feathers which I have found to be very helpful in identifying them, especially when the lighting is poor.

The warblers have come a long way. #MetGala 2024 #MetGala #glee

looking like the warblers from glee

New World warblers are a diverse group of small, insectivorous birds found primarily in North and South America. Here are some key points about them:

1. **Diversity**: There are over 50 species of New World warblers, each with its own unique characteristics and behaviors.

2.…

Yellow-rumped Warblers bathing at the Gill #birdcpp Manhattan Bird Alert

Reed Warblers singing in the Reed bed today, staking it's territory and what a lovely sound they make.

I love it when Prairie Warblers sing.
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Warblers, waders and a whinchat this week RSPB Conwy . It was great to see a female Whinchat by the estuary. Whimbrel and Dunlin moving through and Sedge Warblers galore!

Good morning. No wonder Sedge Warblers are so loud! I don’t think that beak can open any wider 😀 Have a fab Thursday 🤎

A short ringing session this morning on the Causeway Coast provided the first Grasshopper Warblers & Sedge Warblers of the year in the nets, amongst a catch of 15 new birds. A site first Cuckoo was also present but not trapped

local warblers in fine voice this morning

I was supposed to be looking for Marsh Tits and Wood Warblers, but got distracted by the many singing Red-breasted Flycatchers. I had 13 this morning alone. An arrival of Spotted Flycatchers, too, and lots of Collared Flycatchers. #Bialowieza

Elmore Court rewilding area this morning, 4 Gadwall including a female with 6 ducklings, 2 Lapwings, a Grey Heron, a Cuckoo heard, a Buzzard, a Sedge Warbler, 2 Reed Warblers, 3 Lesser Whitethroats, 3 Whitethroats, 2 Reed Buntings, 8 Skylarks and 12 Linnets. #GlosBirds

the warblers did it first!

A nice walk through Darwell Wood this morning with singing Turtle Dove and Gardens Warblers the highlight. Sussex Ornithology

….and Marsh Marigold were colourful as were the newly emerged Banded Demoiselles. No sign of the grasshopper warblers recently reported from here but a nature fix achieved before the rigours of the working day to come

Also, from my wander around Summer Leys on Tuesday were a lot of warblers and wrens. The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants #birds

the warblers if they slayed

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why are they dressed like the warblers