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Warbler Oporornis agilis |
Description: Olive upperparts, undersides yellow. Gray hood and conspicuous white eye-ring. (Compare to MacGillivrays and Mourning.) |
Song: Loud and accelerating, an explosive series of beech-er or whipit-tee notes. Recording Produced by: Library of Natural Sounds at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. |
Distribution: Breeds in boreal forest band from north-central British Columbia east to south-central Quebec, south to northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Habitat varies from spruce bogs to well-drained deciduous woods. Thought to winter mainly within the Amazon region of South America. |
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