The Palm Warbler - such a beautiful bird! They leave almost as quickly as they come, feeding in southern Maine for a couple of days before continuing their migration further north.
During migration and winter, Palm Warblers use weedy fields, forest edges, fence rows, and other areas with scattered trees and shrubs. They breed in the boreal forest of the far north, where they use bogs with scattered evergreen trees and thick ground cover.
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