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Songbirds
Finches, Sparrows, Warblers...
To casual observers, songbirds are small but remarkably vocal birds that sing like crazy. To scientists, "songbirds" refers to a wide range of bird species—some of which don't even sing. Whichever the case, learn more below about just a few of these amazing creatures.
Blackburnian Warbler
Among the most striking of migratory songbirds, blackburnian warblers are the only warblers with an orange throat. Learn more
Dickcissel
Like many songbirds the dickcissel gets its name from its call—which can be heard in prairies across the United States. Learn more
Kirtland's Warbler
This rare warbler migrates between the Great Lakes and the Bahamas every year. Learn more
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