Golden-winged Warbler
Vermivora chrysoptera
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- Mass
- 8–11 gObie płcie — Cornell
The golden-winged warbler nests in regenerating clearings and young forests. It eats insects and arachnids, opening rolled leaves with its thin bill for caterpi
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Vermivora chrysoptera
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The golden-winged warbler nests in regenerating clearings and young forests. It eats insects and arachnids, opening rolled leaves with its thin bill for caterpillars. After breeding it may use other forest layers.
Females build ground nests at dense plant bases. Early-season males sing intensively and expel rivals, becoming much more secretive during chick rearing.