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Blackburnian Warbler, Central Park NYC
JacquelineUWS
3:20 PM · May 19, 2024
David Lei
1:12 PM · May 20, 2024
''These forest-canopy specialists are seldom seen at eye level except during migration, when they may be found among dozens of other warbler species at sites that concentrate migrants in spring and fall. They spend winters in South America in open forests including shade-coffee plantations.
No other North American warbler has an orange throat.
Although the Blackburnian Warbler does not associate with other birds while it is nesting, it may bring its fledged young to forage in flocks of chickadees, kinglets, and nuthatches. The begging of the warbler chicks can even attract chickadees.''
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Blackburnian_Warbler/overview