What to know about the hard-to-track blackpoll warbler, nicknamed 'nature's hearing test', just in time for its arrival in ...

The blackpoll warbler ... Or bay-breasted warblers or Cape May warblers, which have equally high-pitched songs. I lose track of the blackpolls during the summer, and by fall migration they ...

Male black-throated blue warblers are very ... Their call is a high staccato tinkle. In the fall, blackpoll warblers molt to a drab yellowish gray and join the ranks of confusing fall warblers.

For the blackpoll warbler, such a feat is called their fall migration. They absorb organs they don't need for their flight, like their intestines. —Ecologist Bill DeLuca Ecologists affixed ...

Fall doesn’t officially ... to move south as well. Warbler and thrush migration begins winding down, but there are still a few species on the move, including the blackpoll warbler, yellow ...

Scientists have figured out how a tiny songbird called the blackpoll warbler mysteriously vanishes from most of Canada each fall. It turns out that when the bird disappears from human sight ...

During late summer and fall ... This warbler migration is a remarkable feat of the natural world, with some species traveling many thousands of miles. The blackpoll warbler, for example, is ...

For the first time, scientists have tracked the migration pattern of blackpoll warblers, inserting hard ... half a gram and strapped them to six male birds as though they were backpacks.

I could not stop without one more piece of warbler trivia. We’re about due for this spring migrant, the Blackpoll Warbler.

With a population estimated around 60 million birds, the Blackpoll Warbler is one of the most abundant of North America’s 54 species of New World Warblers. And since it breeds away from most ...

The blackpoll warbler, a songbird that weighs no more than an AA battery, flies nonstop across the Atlantic Ocean during its southerly fall migration, covering more than 1,500 miles (2,400 kilometers) ...