Description: Look in open areas like the Dixon Prairie, or elsewhere around the Garden, for this warbler that is common at the Garden during its long migration stopover.
One of the most ubiquitous warblers throughout northern Illinois and at the Garden during spring migration is an active, thin-billed bird called the yellow-rumped warbler. It's one of up to 36 warbler species seen in the area during the spring and fall migrations.
Description: This rather rare southern visitor is most likely found in the McDonald Woods.
Description: This very rare Pacific Northwest visitor could be seen in a wooded area, especially where there are conifers.
Description: Look for this common migrant warbler in any wooded habitat at the Garden.
Description: This rather rare, cavity-nesting warbler is associated with wet woodland habitats.
Description: If this uncommon migrant is seen, it will generally be in shrubby areas of the Garden.
Description: This is an uncommon warbler that is occasionally spotted in winter.
Description: This migrant species is very common throughout the Garden, but is often seen with yellow-rumps in open areas.
Description: Look for this common migrant warbler in any wooded habitat at the Garden.
Description: Look for this common migrant warbler in any wooded habitat at the Garden.
