Blackburnian Warbler

Setophaga fusca

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About the Blackburnian Warbler

A brilliantly colored warbler with a fiery orange throat, often found high in evergreen treetops during migration and breeding season.

Fun Facts

  • Male Blackburnian Warblers have one of the brightest orange throats of any North American warbler.
  • They prefer conifer forests, especially spruce and hemlock trees.
  • Blackburnian Warblers often forage high in the canopy, making them tricky to photograph.
  • Their thin, high-pitched song can be difficult for some people to hear.