JIM CONRAD'S NATURALIST NEWSLETTER
Issued from the Sierra Nevada Foothills east of
Sacramento, California
May 1, 2005

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NASHVILLE WARBLERS
Around the trailer the most commonly heard song of a migrating or recently 
arrived bird is that of the Nashville Warbler. The song is two-parted, the 
first half a high, thin, up-and-down whistle, the last half a somewhat 
lower, slow trill. There's hardly a spot on this slope where you can't hear 
the birds, but they're not easy to see. When you do spot them, like most 
warblers, they're obsessively working along twigs and among leaves foraging 
for caterpillars and other small prey.

I never saw many Nashvilles back East. In both Kentucky and Mississippi the 
species only passes through during spring and fall migration, nesting in the 
northern states and Canada. I hadn't realized they'd be out here, much less 
so abundant.

http://www.backyardnature.net/n/05/050501.htm



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