The Magnolia Warbler is a species of wood warbler that breeds across much of southeastern Canada, with some birds breeding in far northeastern parts of the U.S. They winter in Central America and the Caribbean.
Breeding male Magnolia Warblers are beautiful. Their plumage combines black, bright yellow, white and grey feathers. Their yellow breasts are heavily streaked with dark lines, and their faces are accentuated with a black mask and a broken white eyering.
Here in North America, fall is a perfect time to spot new birds as they pass through on their migratory journey south. Depending on where you live, your backyard might host warblers, sparrows, or even hawks making a pit stop for food and rest. Do... Read more »
Today another warbler joins the Birdorable family. Check out our brand new Magnolia Warbler! Magnolia Warblers breed in dense forests of southeastern Canada and parts of the northeastern United States. They winter down in the Caribbean and parts of Central... Read more »
Birdorable fan Ashira recently asked us for a 'blank' warbler coloring page, so she could color in different species. She shared her Bay-breasted Warbler and Magnolia Warbler coloring pages with us. Don't they look great? Read more »
