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The four subspecies were almost identical in dna, and the classification under yellow rumped became the standard for this Dendroica warbler.
Yellow-rumped Warbler (formerly Myrtle Warbler)
The yellow rumped warbler breeds in the Northern U.S. and Canada, and winters in the Southern U.S. and Mexico.
The yellow rumped warbler breeds in the Northern U.S. and Canada, and winters in the Southern U.S. and Mexico.
They live up to about 7 years
Stands of hardwood trees are this warbler's niche. Often in suburban settings as well.
berries in the winter, insects like meal worms in the summer
A type of bird that has Yellow and Black is a Baby Duck
Yellow rumped warbler
There are two types of yellow-rumped warblers: Myrtle Warbler and Audubon's Warbler. GENERAL * yellow rump, side patch, and crown * white belly, tail patches, undertail coverts * dark cheeks MYRTLE * white throat and thin white wing bars * male is a brighter blue on back * female light brown on back AUDUBON'S * yellow throat * large white wing patches * yellow crown that extends to nape (back of neck) * male is dark blue-black
Yellow-rumped Cacique was created in 1758.
Yellow-rumped Thornbill was created in 1830.