The Palm Warbler

The Palm Warbler

The Palm Warbler – Warblers are a group of birds in the family Parulidae. There are 100species of warbler in North America. 

Identifying warblers, indeed any bird comes down to knowing some basic facts about the species and then observing it closely. With about 111 species in the family, this can be a challenge. A few species don’t look very ‘warblerish’, like the Ovenbird, Waterthrush, and Yellow-breasted Chat, but for the others, you’ll need some additional help.

The Palm Warbler

Color and plumage patterns, voice, behavior, and habitat are the most important characteristics. Armed with the additional knowledge of a species’ geographic range, you will likely be successful. A good field guide is also invaluable.

This one below I believe is a fly catcher of some sort. But it is also in the group of just another Brown bird for me.

Can you see what is in this tree?

The Palm Warbler

I was surprised to see a dragon fly land in a tree. I was looking at birds and here came this guy with its big green eyes looking for his little bit of fame here on WordPress. 🙂

The Palm Warbler

Sandra J

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