Migratory Birds

Migratory
Birds

Bright Yellow Color: Their vibrant yellow
plumage helps them blend in with leaves.

Musical Singers: Yellow warblers have a
cheerful, melodious song.

Yellow Warbler:

Amazing Aerial Acrobats: They're known for their
acrobatic flying skills.

Mud Nest Builders: They construct their nests
from mud in sheltered spots.

Barn Swallow:

Mimicking Meow-sicians: They can imitate
sounds like cat meows and car alarms.

Secretive Nesters: They build nests hidden in
dense shrubs.

Gray Catbird:

Colorful Plumage: Males have bright blue wing
patches.

Long-Distance Travelers: They migrate
thousands of miles between North and Central
America.

Blue-Winged Teal:

Impressive Migration: They migrate in large
groups called "kettles."

Camouflaged Hunters: Their mottled plumage
helps them blend into trees.

Broad-Winged Hawk:

Unique Nesting Habit: They build domed nests
on the forest floor.

"Teacher, Teacher, Teacher!": They have a
distinctive and repetitive song.

Ovenbird:

Amazing Migrants: They undertake long-
distance migrations.

Bobbing and Teetering: They have a distinctive
foraging behavior by water.

Spotted
Sandpiper:

Vibrant Plumage: Males are bright orange, while
females have greenish-yellow.

Nectar Lovers: They visit flowers to sip nectar
with specialized tongues.

Orchard
Oriole:

Beautiful Songsters: Their song is melodious
and often considered one of the most beautiful.

Migratory Marvels: They undertake long
migrations between North and Central America.

Wood Thrush:

Tiny Marvels of Flight: They're one of the
smallest birds, known for hovering.

Vibrant Red Throats: Males have an iridescent
red throat patch.

Ruby-Throated
Hummingbird:

Vibrant Plumage: They have striking orange and
black plumage.

Incredible Nest Builders: They weave intricate
hanging nests.

Baltimore Oriole:

Colorful Plumage: Males have striking black-
and-orange plumage.

Unique Way of Foraging: They creep along tree
trunks and branches.

American Redstart:

Zebra-Like Stripes: They have distinctive black-
and-white striped plumage.

Creeping Foragers: They move along tree
trunks and branches.

Black-and-White
Warbler:

Bright Yellow Beauty: They have vibrant yellow
plumage.

Nesting in Tree Cavities: They often nest in tree
cavities or nest boxes.

Prothonotary Warbler:

Vivid Blue Plumage: Males have bright blue
feathers.

Seed Eaters with a Big Beak: They have stout
beaks adapted for seeds.

Blue Grosbeak: