The prairie warbler is a very
striking bird sporting bright yellow punctuated by strong black
markings on the face and flank (most apparent in breeding males); the
females are of course less distinct. Unfortunately, the prairie
warbler is rare at Magee Marsh. When it is seen here, it's
typically sighted around the last week of April. All of the
photos below were taken in North Carolina, where this species can be
seen more easily than at Magee.
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