Yellow WarblerThe call of the Yellow Warbler can be heard from woodland and marshy areas as early as April, but definitely in May. It is one of the few warblers that nests in the New York City Area. The Yellow Warbler makes a small nest in a bush or tree. The male is yellow with bold red stripes on his chest. The female is all yellow. They eat insects and caterpillars and forage through trees to catch these protein rich morsels.
You can find Yellow Warblers nesting in The New York Botanical Garden and Pelham Bay Park. |
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