Northern Parula Patch
#1 Northern Parula
One of the smallest wood-warblers, the bluish-gray Northern Parula breeds in the eastern half of North America, from Florida to the boreal forest, building nests out of moss. The breeding males, with their chestnut bands on yellow chests, are lively singers during spring migration, which helps locate them in the upper forest canopy.
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Northern Parula Patch
#1 Northern Parula
One of the smallest wood-warblers, the bluish-gray Northern Parula breeds in the eastern half of North America, from Florida to the boreal forest, building nests out of moss. The breeding males, with their chestnut bands on yellow chests, are lively singers during spring migration, which helps locate them in the upper forest canopy.
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#1 Northern Parula
One of the smallest wood-warblers, the bluish-gray Northern Parula breeds in the eastern half of North America, from Florida to the boreal forest, building nests out of moss. The breeding males, with their chestnut bands on yellow chests, are lively singers during spring migration, which helps locate them in the upper forest canopy.
