Magnolia Warbler

Setophaga magnolia

The Magnolia Warbler is a small, strikingly patterned songbird found in the boreal forests of North America during the breeding season. It has a distinctive black mask, yellow throat, and white belly, with a blue-gray back and wings. During migration, it can be found in a variety of habitats, including woodlands, shrubby areas, and parks. This warbler is known for its energetic foraging behavior, often flitting through the foliage in search of insects and spiders. Its breeding range extends across Canada and the northeastern United States, and it winters in the Caribbean and Central America. The Magnolia Warbler is a common sight in its breeding range, but its populations may be affected by habitat loss and climate change.

Habitat: Boreal forests, woodlands, shrubby areas