Black-and-white Warbler Song

The Black-and-white Warbler’s squeaky song is one of the first signs that spring has arrived. The birds breed in central and eastern North America; in winter, they can be found as far north as Florida and Baja California and as far south as northern South America.
This species is still considered common, although populations in the U.S. have been declining at an estimated 0.9 percent per year over the past 50 years, according to the North American Breeding Bird Survey.
Audio: Martin St-Michel, XC179959. Recorded in Abercorn, Brome-Missisquoi, Québec
Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/179959.

[@thepainteduniverse3648]

One of these flew into my window this morning, and I took him inside to recover for a while before letting him go. What a sweet little cutie he was!! 😍❤😘🕊

[@pearspeedruns]

Thank you for helping him. 🙏🏻
In the future, it would be best to take a bird to a wildlife rehabber though, just to make sure it doesn’t have any collision injuries that show up later. It gives them the best possible chance at survival!

[@thepainteduniverse3648]

Sorry, the nearest wildlife rehabber is quite far away. But I kept him for hours, and made sure he seemed completely fine before letting him go. He flew off into a tree with no trouble. I think he was just a bit dazed is all. 👍❤️🕊️

[@BirdsNation]

A melodious singer, the robe shows an extraordinary design.

[@davidcorrell6271]

always a treat to see a warbler! love when i catch sight of these fluttering along a tree limb!! been lucky this spring to see these as well as yellow warblers and yellow rump warblers in the back yard.

[@riahibouhaous5284]

Jolie chant d'oiseaux

[@redrumgrey4550]

Noah Guthrie’s page sent me here

[@dr.sonam.harwani]

💕💕💕

[@iceheart920]

What's the bird in the background? The one song that starts with a high pitch and then drops to a lower pitch.

[@MiaStar]

That is the black capped chickadee :)

[@ke11yke11z]

Looks like a bird that is colored like a cow/zebra....

[@iceheart920]

What's the bird in the background? The one song that starts with a high pitch and then drops to a lower pitch.

[@dashingapothecary7118]

iceheart920 it is a Chickadee

[@henenidong3799]

yep you can hear its iconic "hey sweetie" call

[@OntarioBirding7538]

@@henenidong3799 cheeseburger not hey sweetie

[@OntarioBirding7538]

Black-Capped Chickadee