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Black and White Warbler - Terra Nova, BC          This very rough looking bird is the first of a couple Black and White Warblers that made an appearance this year. He was singing in one of the Pacific Crabapple Trees just up from the playground. He was the Bell of the Ball for a couple weeks and would come out to sing on occasion as plain as day. He would also disappear just as easily when he wanted to rest and could not be relocated until he came out to sing again. This bird was out of his summer range by a bit with the majority of birds living East of the Rockies only coming to BC in the extreme North West of the Province.                Michael W Klotz 2021 - www.TheBirdBlogger.com
Black and White Warbler - Terra Nova, BC
This very rough looking bird is the first of a couple Black and White Warblers that made an appearance this year. He was singing in one of the Pacific Crabapple Trees just up from the playground. He was the Bell of the Ball for a couple weeks and would come out to sing on occasion as plain as day. He would also disappear just as easily when he wanted to rest and could not be relocated until he came out to sing again. This bird was out of his summer range by a bit with the majority of birds living East of the Rockies only coming to BC in the extreme North West of the Province. 
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