Warbler Photograph - Yellow Warbler In The Galapagos by Al Bourassa

Yellow Warbler In The Galapagos is a photograph by Al Bourassa which was uploaded on June 17th, 2014.

Yellow Warbler In The Galapagos

This bird actually took a lot of research because many folks have posted this bird as one of Darwin�s 14 varieties of finches, but none of those... more

by Al Bourassa

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Title

Yellow Warbler In The Galapagos

Artist

Al Bourassa

Medium

Photograph - Photographic Artworks

Description

This bird actually took a lot of research because many folks have posted this bird as one of Darwin�s 14 varieties of finches, but none of those varieties are yellow�.
The Yellow Warbler is frequently spotted in Gal�pagos, flitting across the trail or snapping up bugs near the water�s edge. It is a small, bright yellow bird with black stripes on its wings. The Yellow Warbler is the only small, dazzling yellow-colored bird in the islands: you can�t mistake it for anything else. Yellow Warblers are not endemic to Galapagos: in other parts of the world, they prefer the edges of boggy wetlands and fields with trees. They�re found all over the western hemisphere, from Alaska to Peru.
You�d expect to see the tiny warbler feeding on the ground or in a low tree: nevertheless, they have found that there are more insects to be found along the shoreline than in the dry interior of the islands. The Gal�pagos Yellow Warblers are therefore often seen quickly darting along the shore, nipping up insects. They also occasionally feed on seeds or fruit.

Male Yellow Warblers have distinctive reddish stripes on their breast. Females are a little more drab and have duller stripes, or may lack them altogether. Males also have a reddish �cap� on top of their heads. Their song sounds a little like �sweet sweet sweet.�
This artwork is derived from a photograph taken February 15, 2013 in the Galapagos Islands belonging to Ecuador.
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June 17th, 2014