Yellow-rumped Warbler Yellow-rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata auduboni).are often nicknamed "Butterbutts" by birders because of the bright yellow patch on their rump (just above the tail),

These two bird species share a very identical appearance and often it is only possible to identify them 100% when they are singing. But i have to admit that I don't remember the songs on that day anymore

Two birds I've met this summer. The first is a robin, after one of its first flights. Its family had nested on my windowsill. The second is a rare sight here, a Canada warbler. Minolta 75-300mm lens, Sony

American Redstarts never seem to sit still! This is a female. They flick their tails to flush out insects. The males are more colorful with red-orange tails and patches Seeing this warbler was a first

These two bird species share a very identical appearance and often it is only possible to identify them 100% when they are singing. But i have to admit that I don't remember the songs on that day anymore

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The grey-headed warbler is a small bird and mostly found in subtropical or tropical forests. They are found in Margalla Hills, Islamabad. Because of habitat loss, they are also found in urban areas. This

Hello hivers! I am a City kid growing up in Brooklyn. I love to surf with my family and explore nature. My entire family surfs except for my mom who is a great photographer and enjoys taking photos of

The blackpoll warbler (Setophaga striata) is a New World warbler. Breeding males are mostly black and white. They have a prominent black cap, white cheeks and white wing bars.

Today, 16 April 2018, I spotted a bird I have not seen before visiting my bird feeders. I quickly got to my camera and took 90 pictures of the bird to try to identify it. Photographs taken on 16 April

The University of Saskatchewan, Canada is conducting important research to understand the ecology of the Canada Warbler when it spends its winters in the Columbian Andes. The research is funded in part

Sometimes you just catch an animal or bird with attitude. Well it looks like this Sedge Warbler at Attenborough had attitude in masses. The look of "what you looking at" comes across and it certainly