The Nashville Warbler is a small, yellow-green warbler with a gray head and bold white eye ring that breeds in regenerating forests and shrubby bogs. Despite the name, it was simply first collected near Nashville during migration — it doesn't particularly favor Tennessee. It bobs its tail constantly, a useful behavioral identifier.
Habitat
Brushy clearcuts, shrubby bogs, and mixed forest edges
Diet
Caterpillars, insects, and spiders
How common
Common
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