We’ve had quite a few Yellow-rumped Warblers hanging about in our yard this winter. I have never seen this many in any season, so it’s been a big treat! This little guy was enjoying a drink at our heated birdbath.
The Yellow-rumped Warbler is usually identified by its bright yellow rump which is most easily seen when it is flying. It also has yellow patches under its wings.
Have you seen any Yellow-rumped Warblers this winter?
The Yellow-rumped Warbler’s song is a slow, loose, sweet “tuwee-tuwee-tuwee-tuwee,” usually rising or falling at the end. Calls include a rather metallic “check” or “chep.
https://abcbirds.org/bird/yellow-rumped-warbler/
The above link should also lead to recordings of the bird’s song and call. Very sweet! 🙂