The Kentucky warbler is a
very striking bird, with a bright yellow underside and strong black
markings on its
face. Unfortunately, it's not a terribly common bird at Magee
Marsh;
the best chance of seeing one is from the last week of April through
the second week of May, with the peak occurring toward the end of that
interval.
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painting by L.A. Fuertes (1917)
photo by USFWS
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