In this column I’ll include photos of the males of the species for two reasons: They have beautiful plumage, and later this year I’ll try to help you identify some of the female warblers. A number of ...

If you happen to be enjoying the nature in Indiana this summer, keep your eyes to the treetops to spot this striking and ...

Often seen as a lemon-colored blur among leafy treetops, the American yellow warbler is challenging to view with binoculars or capture with a camera. Patience and a bit of luck make it worth the ...

A new study shows that one group of Galápagos yellow warblers responds to intruders more aggressively than others. It adds ...

My peanut butter feeder draws a nice assortment of visitors, including chickadees, nuthatches, siskins, juncos, a hairy ...

Each spring, the return of migratory birds in Sweden signals the start of warmer days, but this familiar rhythm is changing. Scientists at Stockholm University recently found that male willow warblers ...

I know they’re singing and there’s no female there to answer the call,” Thompson said. “It’s like taking a glimpse into kind of a disappearing population.” Cerulean warblers breed in ...

“The male prothonotary warbler will take a piece of moss and place it in a proposed nest, and once the female approves, she’ll begin to build or enhance the nest,” Johnson said. He explained ...

Overlooking female birds in research “can have real conservation consequences,” says Wu. As an example, she points to golden-winged warblers. The female birds inhabit lower-elevation habitats ...

A long-term study of the mating behavior of Seychelles warblers (Acrocephalus sechellensis) has provided some insight into the factors that influence whether bird couples stay together or part ways.

Seychelles warblers are socially monogamous, meaning that a male and female form a long-term pair bond over a long period of time, usually several mating seasons or even whole lifetimes.