CANADA WARBLER GALLERY
(Cardellina canadensis)
eBird offers the following description of the Canada Warbler: Spiffy warbler found in boggy areas. Blue-gray above and yellow below with distinctive yellow spectacles and necklace of black streaks. Legs are pale orange. Females show fainter necklace than males. Typically found in low vegetation, especially wet woods and thickets. Nests on the ground. Feeds on insects. One of the longest-distance migrant warblers; winters in South America.
I first saw this species of warbler at Sabine Woods Sanctuary on April 27, 2020. The bird made a brief appearance at one of the water features and took a quick dip. Fortunately I was able to get a few photos of this beautiful little bird. I hope you enjoy!



Canada Warbler “Cool Facts” from All About Birds…
- Canada Warblers fly more than 3,000 miles from their wintering grounds in South America to their breeding grounds in the United States and Canada.
- The oldest recorded Canada Warbler was a male who was at least 8 years old when he was found in Quebec in 1982. He had been banded in the same province in 1975.