A Yellow-Rumped Warbler.in the Winter - Critter 110

 This critter is one of birds which migrate to our areas during winter. I don't know the exact name but look like A Yellow-Rumped Warbler.

Fig 01 - A Yellow-Rumped Warbler.

The scientific name could be Setophaga coronata, and several common names in our city are following:

- Goldman’s Warbler

- Black‑fronted Warbler

- Myrtle Warbler

- Audubon’s Warbler

The bird came by our tray feeder recently, usually between January to February almost every year.

Fig 02 - One of fruit for wild birds

A Yellow-Rumped Warbler is a cute tiny guy and like it has no neck. We loooove the stripes on the wings.

Fig 03 - A lonely bird.

Happy New Year. Hope, things going well for all of us in 2026.

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