bay-breasted

“We have no difficulty in distinguishing between adult bay-breasted and black poll warblers, but he is indeed a keen observer who can point out which is which when the young birds of the year pass.”

The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year

“Many are named from the distribution of colour upon their plumage -- the blue-winged yellow, the black-throated blue, chestnut-sided, bay-breasted, and black poll.”

The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year

“Warblers, named for the magnolia and the myrtle, chestnut-sided, bay-breasted, blue-backed, and black-throated, flutter and creep along the branches with simple lisping music.”

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“Meantime, we kept on up the hill, and soon were in the old forest, listening to bay-breasted warblers, Blackburnians, black-polls, and so on, while the noise of the mountain brook on our right, a better singer than any of them, was never out of our ears.”

The Foot-path Way

“It was pleasant to find here two comparatively rare warblers, of whom I had before had only casual glimpses, -- the mourning warbler and the bay-breasted.”

Birds in the Bush

“The music of the bay-breasted warbler is similar to the black-poll's, but hardly so weak and formless.”

Birds in the Bush

“Boreal species are making their move, including the Philadelphia vireo, and Connecticut, Cape May, Wilson's, and bay-breasted warblers.”

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