Tuesday, July 23, 2019

Warbler Guy, do wood-warblers start migrating in late summer? Fall warbler migration begins when? Warbler migration in autumn starts in August? What about warbler dispersal vs. warbler migration? What's the difference?

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Joey (in Chicago): Interesting questions that you pose. First, migration is different than dispersal. Dispersal is post-nesting behavi...
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Wednesday, July 10, 2019

Warbler Guy, where are warbler photos best found on the Web? Where may I compare and contrast warbler images online?

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Jason (in Buffalo), I recommend the web site operated by Giff Beaton in Georgia. Giff's "Warblers" site is found at: ...
Sunday, June 16, 2019

Warbler Guy, what's Bird Genie and which bird apps are also a good idea to buy?

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Joe (in Seattle)...Good question, as I often get asked by birders this same question. As you may know already, the Cornell Lab of Ornithol...
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Sunday, June 9, 2019

Warbler Guy, I seek Hermit Warbler in CA. Where shall I go? How about Black-throated Gray Warbler? Where would you take us to find these West Coast warblers?

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James (in Ohio): Good questions, with several places worth sleuthing to find your elusive, yet common wood-warbler species. Let's fo...
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Saturday, May 18, 2019

Warbler Guy, I seek a high-quality binocular, but at a good price. Thoughts?

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Peter (in Des Moines): Plenty of choices, of course. But where to start. First, I  ALWAYS  sample any binocular or spotting scope...
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Sunday, May 12, 2019

Warbler Guy, how shall I best find Kirtland's Warblers? May I take a Kirtland's Warbler tour? Tours to find Kirtland's Warblers cost?

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Yes (Edith in E. Lansing), you can take a guided tour to find Kirtland's Warbler this spring and summer. See:  https://www.michiganaud...
Friday, May 3, 2019

Warbler Guy, which is the most common warbler to see in my suburban wooded backyard near Madison, WI after the peak of migration is over? In the Santa Cruz area where we have a winter home?

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The answers for my peripatetic birder friend, Robert, (in Madison), are short and long. Let’s stay with the brief ones so you can get...