Identifying Warblers On the Upper Texas Coast (A Seminar)
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1 Identifying Warblers On the Upper Texas Coast (A Seminar) Produced for the Houston Audubon Society by Don Richardson 2005 Version - Preliminary
2 Special Photographs from Texas Photographers Linda Alley Erik Breden Bill Duke Dwayne Litteer
3 Photographs are from Vireo* and Cornell Photographers: Betty Cottrille Bill Dyre D. & M. Zimmerman* D. & E. Phillips Donald Waite Doug Wechsler* E. Endrigo* Herbert Clark Isidor Jaklin J. Hoffman Jack Murray Jim Wedge Johann Schumacher John Heidecker John Dunning L. Page Brown Lang Elliott Linda Drake Mike Hopiak R. & N. Bowers* William Paff Wilson Bloomer Smithsonian Inst.
4 Migration The American Redstart (see left) migrates across the Gulf of Mexico. Many warblers do just that. They migrate for very good reasons. Some of them might surprise you.
5 The Genus Protonotaria The one species in the genus Protonotaria is a regular migrant and breeder on the Upper Texas Coast. Prothonotary Warbler This one Protonotaria genus member is noted for its bright color, a large bill, a short tail and the unusual habit (for a warbler) of nesting in a cavity.
6 Prothonotary Warbler Song 2005 Linda Alley Protonotaria citrea
7 Prothonotary Warbler Protonotaria citrea
8 The Genus Vermivora We ll discuss six species in the genus Vermivora: Blue-winged Warbler Golden-winged Warbler Brewster s s Warbler Tennessee Warbler Orange-crowned Warbler Nashville Warbler
9 About Vermivora Warblers Small with sharply pointed bills. Lack strong contrasting patterns. Most utilize nectar in non-breeding seasons. Most nest on or near the ground. They forage in dead leaf clusters.
10 Blue-winged Warbler Song 2005 Bill Duke Vermivora pinus
11 Blue-winged Warbler 2005 Bill Duke Vermivora pinus
12 Blue-winged Warbler Vermivora pinus
13 Golden-winged Warbler Song Vermivora chrysoptera
14 Golden-winged Warbler Vermivora chrysoptera
15 Brewster s s Warbler Blue-winged / Golden-winged Hybrid
16 Tennessee Warbler Song 2005 Linda Alley Vermivora peregrina
17 Tennessee Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Vermivora peregrina
18 Tennessee Warbler 2005 Bill Duke Vermivora peregrina
19 Tennessee Warbler Vermivora peregrina
20 Orange-crowned Warbler Song Vermivora celata
21 Orange-crowned Warbler Vermivora celata 2005 Linda Alley
22 Orange-crowned Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Vermivora celata 2005 Linda Alley
23 Nashville Warbler Song Vermivora ruficapilla
24 Nashville Warbler Vermivora ruficapilla
25 The Genus Parula We see just two species in the genus Parula on the Upper Texas Coast. One of them, the Tropical Parula, is pretty rare. Northern Parula Tropical Parula
26 About Parula Warblers Small with green or black patches on the back. Pale mandibles. Buzzy songs. Short tails. Sexual dimorphism is limited and is strongest in the north.
27 Northern Parula Song Parula americana
28 Northern Parula Parula americana
29 Tropical Parula Song Parula pitiayumi
30 The Genus Dendroica Our largest genus is Dendroica.. We ll look at eighteen species. Chestnut-sided sided Warbler Cape May Warbler Magnolia Warbler Yellow-rumped Warbler Black-throated Blue Warbler Cerulean Warbler Blackburnian Warbler Black-throated Gray Warbler Townsend s s Warbler Black-throated Green Warbler Grace s s Warbler Yellow-throated Warbler Prairie Warbler Bay-breasted Warbler Blackpoll Warbler Pine Warbler Palm Warbler Yellow Warbler
31 About Dendroica Warblers Most have contrasting plumage marks (eye patterns, tail spots, wingbars, flank streaks). Sexual dimorphism is slight to strong. Medium in size. Of twenty-seven species, all but six reside in North America.
32 Chestnut-sided sided Warbler Song Dendroica pensylvanica
33 Chestnut-sided sided Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica pensylvanica
34 Chestnut-sided sided Warbler Dendroica pensylvanica
35 Cape May Warbler - Male Song Dendroica tigrina
36 Cape May Warbler - Female Dendroica tigrina
37 Magnolia Warbler - Male Song Call Dendroica magnolia
38 Magnolia Warbler - Female Dendroica magnolia
39 Yellow-rumped Warbler Song Song Call 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica coronata
40 Black-throated Blue Warbler Song Call Dendroica caerulescens
41 Black-throated Blue Warbler - Female Dendroica caerulescens
42 Cerulean Warbler Song Dendroica cerulea
43 Cerulean Warbler Dendroica cerulea
44 Blackburnian Warbler Song 2005 Bill Duke Dendroica fusca
45 Blackburnian Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica fusca
46 Blackburnian Warbler 2005 Bill Duke Dendroica fusca
47 Blackburnian Warbler Song Dendroica fusca
48 Black-throated Gray Warbler Song Dendroica negrescens
49 Townsend s s Warbler Song Dendroica townsendi
50 Black-throated Green Warbler Song 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica virens
51 Black-throated Green Warbler Dendroica virens 2005 Linda Alley
52 Black-throated Green Warbler Dendroica virens
53 Yellow-throated Warbler Song 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica dominica
54 Yellow-throated Warbler Dendroica dominica
55 Prairie Warbler Song Dendroica discolor
56 Bay-breasted Warbler Song Dendroica castanea
57 Bay-breasted Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica castanea
58 Blackpoll Warbler Song 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica striata
59 Blackpoll Warbler Dendroica striata
60 Blackpoll Warbler Dendroica striata
61 Pine Warbler Song 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica pinus
62 Pine Warbler Dendroica pinus
63 Pine Warbler Dendroica pinus
64 Palm Warbler Song Dendroica palmarum
65 Palm Warbler Dendroica palmarum
66 Yellow Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Song Dendroica petechia
67 Yellow Warbler 2005 Dwayne Litteer Dendroica petechia
68 Yellow Warbler Dendroica petechia
69 Yellow Warbler L 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica petechia
70 Yellow Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Dendroica petechia
71 The Genus Mniotilta The only species in the genus Mniotilta on the Upper Texas Coast is the Black- and-white Warbler. It s s easy to identify. Black-and and-white Warbler
72 About Mniotilta Warblers Medium sized. Feed by crawling along branches and trunks in search of insects.
73 Black-and and-white Warbler Song 2005 Linda Alley Mniotilta varia
74 Black-and and-white Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Mniotilta varia
75 Black-and and-white Warbler 2005 Bill Duke Mniotilta varia
76 The Genus Oporornis The genus oporornis contains four species seen on the Upper Texas Coast but some are pretty rare. Mourning Warbler MacGillivray s s Warbler Connecticut Warbler Kentucky Warbler
77 About Oporornis Warblers Medium-large in size. Feed on or near the ground. Olive above and yellow below. Age and sex differences are moderate. Chanting songs.
78 Mourning Warbler Song Oporornis philadelphia
79 Mourning Warbler Oporornis philadelphia
80 MacGillivray s s Warbler Song Oporornis tolmiei
81 MacGillivray s s Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Oporornis tolmiei
82 Connecticut Warbler Song Oporornis agilis
83 Kentucky Warbler Song Call 2005 Linda Alley Oporornis formosus
84 Kentucky Warbler Song Call 2005 Linda Alley Oporornis formosus
85 The Genus Wilsonia On the Upper Texas Coast we can see three members of the genus Wilsonia. Canada Warbler Wilson s s Warbler Hooded Warbler
86 About Wilsonia Warblers Small in size. Green or gray above. Black markings on head or neck prominent in males. Have well developed rectil* bristles for fly catching. Their long tail is often flicked about. * Rectil Fine stiff feathers, developed into a tactile insect net around the mouth like the nightjars.
87 Canada Warbler Song 2005 Linda Alley Wilsonia canadensis
88 Canada Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Wilsonia canadensis
89 Canada Warbler Wilsonia canadensis
90 Canada Warbler Wilsonia canadensis
91 Wilson s s Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Song Call Wilsonia pusilla
92 Wilson s s Warbler Song Call Wilsonia pusilla
93 Wilson s s Warbler Wilsonia pusilla
94 Hooded Warbler Song Wilsonia citrina
95 Hooded Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Wilsonia citrina
96 Hooded Warbler 2005 Linda Alley Wilsonia citrina
97 The Genera Helmitheros and Limnothlypis These genera contain just one species each and are listed respectively. Worm-eating Warbler Swainson s s Warbler
98 About Helmitheros 1 and Limnothlypis 2 Warblers 1 - Spike bill and short tail with bold head stripes. Feeds low in dead leaves. 2 - One large terrestrial species. Feeds on the ground, flipping dead leaves.
99 Worm-eating Warbler Song Call Helmitheros vermivorus
100 Worm-eating Warbler Helmitheros vermivorus
101 Worm-eating Warbler 2005 Bill Duke Helmitheros vermivorus
102 Swainson s s Warbler Song 2005 Erik Breden Limnothlypis swainsonii
103 Swainson s s Warbler Limnothlypis swainsonii
104 The Genus Seiurus The three species in the genus Seiurus are all ground feeders. Ovenbird Louisiana Waterthrush Northern Waterthrush
105 About Seiurus Warblers Large, walking, terrestrial species. Brown or olive upperparts. Streaked or spotted underparts. Strong supercilium. Tail bobbing behavior.
106 Ovenbird Song Seiurus aurocapillus
107 Louisiana Waterthrush Song Call 2005 Linda Alley Seiurus motacilla
108 Louisiana Waterthrush 2005 Linda Alley 2005 Linda Alley Seiurus motacilla
109 Northern Waterthrush Song Call Seiurus noveboracensis
110 The Genus Geothlypis There is but one species in the genus Geothlypis in North America. Common Yellowthroat
111 About Geothlypis Warblers Large, skulking, and wren-like. Prefers the marsh or dense brush. Generally olive above, yellow below, males have a black mask.
112 Common Yellowthroat Song Song Call Geothlypis trichas
113 Common Yellowthroat 2005 Linda Alley Geothlypis trichas
114 Common Yellowthroat 2005 Linda Alley Geothlypis trichas
115 Common Yellowthroat 2005 Bill Duke Geothlypis trichas
116 The Genus Icteria The only species in the genus Icteria is well named. It is truly the champion loudmouth of all the warblers. Yellow-breasted Chat
117 About Icteria Warblers One very large warbler. Exceptionally thick bill. Long tail. Harsh, un-warbler warbler-like like voice. Aurally loud but visually secretive.
118 Yellow-breasted Chat Song Call 2005 Linda Alley Icteria virens
119 Yellow-breasted Chat Icteria virens
120 The Genus Setophaga The only species in the genus Setophaga is a regular migrant on the Upper Texas Coast. American Redstart
121 About Setophaga Warblers Strong sexual dimorphism. Adult plumage reached in the second year. Wing and tail spots are fanned regularly.
122 American Redstart Song Call 2005 Bill Duke Setophaga ruticilla
123 American Redstart 2005 Linda Alley Setophaga ruticilla
124 American Redstart Setophaga ruticilla
125 Houston Audubon Society We are one of the largest and most active chapters of the National Audubon Society. Houston Audubon is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization and is supported by member dues and donations from individuals, foundations and corporations. We receive limited funding from National Audubon Society and no funds from the city or state government. Contributions made to us remain in our 13-county area and support our activities. Our mission is to "promote the conservation and appreciation of birds and wildlife habitat."
126 Houston Audubon Sanctuaries include over 3000 acres of varied habitat including the internationally famous High Island and Bolivar Flats Sanctuaries.
127 The author of this program hopes you will help the Houston Audubon Society continue to maintain these sanctuaries and to obtain new ones. Please send a contribution to them. Houston Audubon Society 440 Wilchester Blvd. Houston, Texas Thank you from the author Don Richardson
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