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

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 a long-range migrating bird that can ...

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

The blackpoll warbler has become especially challenging to hear. Blackpolls are neotropical songbirds that spend the winters in northern South America and breed in the boreal forests of Canada and ...

Every year, half-ounce songbirds take off from the northeastern United States and points farther north in Canada. They keep flying until they temporarily land on warm Caribbean islands, before ...

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 ...

Finally, to finish out our category, we have the blackpoll warbler. Usually these streaked black and white warblers with the chickadee cheek patch arrive in late April or early May, signaling that ...

Some argued the blackpoll warbler made its way from New England and eastern Canada to South America via an amazing journey over the Atlantic Ocean. Others contended the trip was less dramatic ...

Where I live in the Southeast, late spring is marked by the songs of blackpoll warblers, tiny black-and-white birds migrating from South America to the boreal forests of Canada where they breed.

A quick glance might mistake this black and white bird for a chickadee, but instead it’s a blackpoll warbler, traveling faster and farther than almost all other migratory birds. To hear a ...