Warblers are some of the most beloved migratory songbirds, but they're quick and often difficult to spot. Recognizing them by ear can help you discover when they're nearby—or even clue you into new arrivals that just returned overnight. Here's a chance to try out your ears; Is the bird in this recording a Black-and-white Warbler, Louisiana Waterthrush, or Common Yellowthroat? Check the link in the comments below to go to the answer! | Cornell Lab of Ornithology

It’s quite amazing how a tiny bird like the Yellow Warbler can carry such a big responsibility. From dawn to dusk, the parent, often the female, is on constant motion to catch insects. She tirelessly weaves through the branches, searches every leaf and scratches the floor to catch insects, then, races back to feed her hungry chicks. The job seems like never ending loop but somehow she manages to keep up with the nonstop demands of her growing young. Despite her size, her dedication is remarkable