dont know what a countainent is. Is that somewhere in outerspace?
Cuckoos lay their eggs in the nests of other birds, and warblers are a frequent victim.
The hooded warbler is not endangered..Least concern by the IUCN.
A warbler finch is a bird, one of Darwin Finches in the tanager family. There are two types of warbler finches, the green and the grey warbler finch.
Yes. A group of cuckoos is called an asylum, but another name is a cooch.
Hooded warbler babies are called chicks.
in the forests
Some warbler species know that a Cuckoo means danger to their nest and their future chicks, so the parent Warblers will mob the female cuckoo intruder in the hope that the female cuckoo will move on. However, this defence strategy has a limited success rate and most of the time the female Cuckoo will patiently wait and at the right time, will lay her single egg in the warblers nest and from this point on the female cuckoo has no further involvement in the development of her egg and future chick. The warbler is usually incapable of identifying and removing the cuckoos egg as sometimes the cuckoos egg matches the colouration and pattern of the host warblers eggs. The only major difference between the eggs will be that the cuckoo's egg is bigger. Once the Cuckoos egg has hatched, the Cuckoo chick expels all the other warbler eggs in the nest and will be fed by the warbler as if it was their own. This feeding will continue to happen even when the Cuckoo chick is double the size of the warbler. This is due to the Warblers strong parental instincts.
Cuckoos lay their eggs in the nests of other birds, and warblers are a frequent victim.
The golden-cheeked warbler lives in Central Texas, U.S.A.
they live in the rain forest
i have no clue
in south africa
3333 years
I think that it got its name from the cuckoos that used to live there.
Warblers live all over the world. You'll have to be more specific.
why cuckoos migrate
The mourning warbler nests in summer in the northern U.S. and Canada. It winters in Central America, sometimes further.