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Yellow Pine Warbler perched on a snowy railing in winter

The Warbler That Stays

Fall is a season in flux. March may get the pithy proverb about lions and lambs, but October is equally a month of contrasts. Early days that can make it feel as though summer continues unabated transition into chilly days that make it clear a transformation is underway. A veritable river of birds in our nighttime skies brings old winter friends arriving from the north, as our summer visitors join the migratory stream flowing south. Our resident Pine Warblers are with us all year, but they too change with the season, albeit in subtler and less typical ways. Unlike…

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