Warblers and Whatnots

White-eyed Vireo

Find gifts featuring our cute cartoon White-eyed Vireo. These New World songbirds eat insects and live in scrubby forest habitat.

American Redstart

A bird named for the orange (?!) patches found in the male's tail. Start means tail, get it?

Bananaquit

Shop for cute gifts and apparel featuring our cartoon illustration of the warbler-like Bananaquit.

Black-and-white Warbler

This is our totally cute Birdorable version of the Black-and-White Warbler.

Black-throated Blue Warbler

Black and blue was never so beautiful! Another adorable wood warbler cartoon bird.

Blackburnian Warbler

Breeding male Blackburnian Warblers are gorgeous with a bright orange throat dominating an otherwise black and white body plumage.

Blue-winged Warbler

A beautiful New World warbler, closely related to the Golden-winged Warbler. "beee-bzzz!"

Canada Warbler

A beautiful wood warbler in cute Birdorable form. Note the black necklace - helpful for ID.

Cerulean Warbler

he Cerulean Warbler is a New World songbird. They are named for their beautiful Cerulean Blue coloring in the males.

Chestnut-sided Warbler

Customizable t-shirts, cards, keychains, mugs, hats and other gifts with our cute Birdorable Chestnut-sided Warbler. Add your own text!

Collared Redstart

What a darling! A cute New World warbler with a striking plumage. Found in Costa Rica and Panama.

2 designs

Common Yellowthroat

A cute masked warbler, in Birdorable style! Male or male & female designs.

Cyprus Warbler

Named for the island on which they breed, this little warbler winters across the Middle East. 100% cute!

Golden-cheeked Warbler

A cute bird that breeds in Texas and winters in Mexico and Central America.

Golden-winged Warbler

A woodland beauty. You never forget your first look at this beautiful little pixie!

Hooded Warbler

Male Hooded Warblers are striking, with their black hoods and bright yellow faces.

Kentucky Warbler

A darling bird with a range larger than its name would indicate.

Kirtland's Warbler

A rare beauty, here in Birdorable form. Sprites of the jack pine forests.

Magnolia Warbler

Black and grey and yellow and white make the Magnolia Warbler a handsome devil of a wood-warbler.

Mourning Warbler

A pretty New World warbler that travels between breeding grounds in the USA and Canada down to winter range in South America.

Nashville Warbler

A lovely little warbler - can you identify it in the field? Look for the eyering!

Northern Parula

A cute warbler with a funny name. Our cute Birdorable Northern Parula.

Ovenbird

A cute chunky wood warbler named for the dome-shaped nest it builds on the ground.

Pink-headed Warbler

A pretty in pink species found in Central America.

Prothonotary Warbler

Check out these cute little cavity-nesting bright yellow warblers!

Red-faced Warbler

A beautiful warbler with a very different color scheme. There's no yellow on this little darling!

Sardinian Warbler

What's black and white and red all over the eyes? This cute Sardinian Warbler, that's what!

Silvereye

This darling is also known as the White-eye, or as the Wax-eye. It's all about the eye-ring!

Tropical Parula

A beautiful warbler that prefers the tropics - and stays there all year! No migration for these cuties.

Wilson's Warbler

This little cutie can be identified by the dark head-cap (especially males).

Worm-eating Warbler

A cute little olive-brown warbler that doesn't often dine on worms. They probably wouldn't turn down a freebie, though.

2 designs

Yellow Warbler

A lovely warbler to find in the field! Easy to find here at Birdorable. :)

Yellow-throated Warbler

A darling migratory cutie pie in black, white, and yellow.