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New World Warblers

New World Warblers are all the birds in the family Parulidae. You’ll sometimes hear these birds referred to as ‘Wood-Warblers.’ New World Warblers are among the most celebrated and sought after birds in North America. We love them here. They’re colorful, they’re energetic, and many of them have pleasant little songs. These birds have also been the subjects of many scientific studies over the years. Which is great, because it means there’s a lot that ornithologists know about the biology of these magnificent little creatures. {Special thanks to Sue Riffe for permission to use her Kirtland's Warbler recording} ~~ Leave me a review using Podchaser ~~ Links of Interest How to Avoid Getting Warbler Neck Link to this episode on the Science of Birds website Support the show

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