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March Bird of the Month: Yellow-Rumped Warbler

3/4/2021

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Our bird for this month is the Yellow-Rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata). Warblers are a group of small songbirds, often known for their distinctive colors. The Yellow-Rumped Warbler is easily recognized with gray and black feathers covering its body but with bright yellow patches under its wings, on its neck and its rump. Yellow-Rumped Warblers are often seen gleaning morsels from small trees and shrubs.
Yellow-Rumped Warblers enjoy eating seeds, so putting out seed feeders is a great way to attract them to your backyard. Right now these warblers are a common sight in our parks, with Rancho San Rafael, Idlewild Park and Oxbow Nature Area being particular hot spots.

To learn more about Yellow-rumped Warblers or to hear their song, click here: https://www.audubon.org/field.../bird/yellow-rumped-warbler

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