アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 4月7日 14時21分

Going for a walk in Central Park anytime soon? Try and see if you can spot a Cerulean Warbler (Setophaga cerulea). It winters in evergreen forests, woodlands, and shade coffee plantations on the eastern slopes of the northern Andes, from Venezuela and Colombia down through Ecuador and Peru. In spring, it makes its way to breeding grounds that span from southeastern and south central United States to Ontario in the northeast. The bird tends to hang out in the canopy of deciduous trees. Males are blue and have a distinctive dark blue neckband and white breast. Females are also colorful, with bluish-green or olive green coloring on their heads and backs and a yellow or white eyebrow stripe.
Photo: USDA

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dada4now very disturbing news report in today's UK Guardian. Seeing this photo the evening of the day of the news makes me want to make sure this bird and others are protected from this wholesale slaughter of a whole type of animal on our planet. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/apr/07/how-many-birds-killed-by-skyscrapers-american-cities-report

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nat.element They are a “Yellow Watch List” species with a declining population and have a Continental Concern Score. Buy shade grown coffee and support conservation efforts for habitat?

cheflizette I was going to go today to CP. I will look for this cutie this week.

klglenno @andrewjdeklerk check out this warbler!

astgmgr This is a beautiful bird ?.

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