Worm-eating Warbler

Worm-eating Warbler

The Worm-eating Warbler is a drab often over-looked warbler of steep hillsides and ravines near my home in central Pennsylvania. Except for its boldly striped head and eye, and its dry-sounding insect-like trill, the Worm-eating Warbler is very difficult to spot. One day in May, I was extremely lucky to have close views of this […]

Yellow Warbler

Yellow Warbler

The Yellow Warbler is found across the entire United States singing the “Sweet, sweet, sweet; I’m so sweet!” song from the tops of shrubs and small trees. The male is a buttery-yellow color with rufous streaking on the breast. The female and immatures are a duller yellow without streaking. They are easily seen from the […]

Nashville Warbler

Nashville Warbler

Nashville Warbler is a handsome warbler with a prominent eye ring, gray head, yellow throat and belly, and an olive-green back and wings.  In our part of Pennsylvania, the Nashville Warbler is only seen passing through in migration, and can be found by its two-part song, bitsee, bitsee, bitsee, bitsee, tititititi.