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    The Yellow-Rumped Warbler is a small bird with grey, white, and brown coloring and distinctive yellow patches. It eats insects, berries, and occasionally poison ivy, and can digest berry waxes. It is commonly found in bushy trees like parking lots during fall and winter and can be identified by its yellow spots.

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    The Yellow-Rumped Warbler is a small bird with grey, white, and brown coloring and distinctive yellow patches. It eats insects, berries, and occasionally poison ivy, and can digest berry waxes. It is commonly found in bushy trees like parking lots during fall and winter and can be identified by its yellow spots.

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    The Yellow-Rumped Warbler is a small bird with grey, white, and brown coloring and distinctive yellow patches. It eats insects, berries, and occasionally poison ivy, and can digest berry waxes. It is commonly found in bushy trees like parking lots during fall and winter and can be identified by its yellow spots.

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    Yellow-Rumped Warbler Characteristics

    Setophaga coronate Appearance: Grey, white, brown body; yellow


    patches
    Size: 5’’-6’’ in size
    Yellow-Rumped Warblers mainly eat
    Call: High pitched squeak
    insects, berries and even poison ivy
    Location: Middle school parking lot; bushy trees
    sometimes. They are the only warblers
    that can digest the waxy coat found on Season: Fall-Winter
    many wild berries. Yellow-Rumped
    Warblers are most often found in o Native
    coniferous trees. They can be easily
    identified by their bright yellow spots.

    Sources
    The Cornell Lab of Ornithology
    Picture: Megan Leich

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