This warbler gets its name from its simple distinctive song, a repetitive cheerful "chiff-chaff".
The magnolia warbler can be distinguished by its coloration.
Breeding birds include great crested grebe, reed warbler and sedge warbler while lesser spotted woodpecker and little owl occur in the surrounding area.
Willow shrubbery may hold orange-crowned warbler and gray catbird.
This species is closely related to blackpoll warbler, but this species has a more southerly breeding range and a more northerly wintering area.
Today, woodcock, hairy and downy woodpeckers, and warblers inhabit the extensive forest.
The lakes are surrounded by marshes where reeds grow, providing shelter and food for birds, including grebes and warblers.
It is on the latter that we want to bring our influence to bear, those countries which expose for sale large numbers of small passerines and all the warbler tribe.
