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This Morning Outside

by Diane Porter

May 5, 2013
Big Woods Recreation Area
Cedar Falls, Iowa

At the moment, the yellow-rumped warbler is by far the most abundant warbler in Iowa, and probably throughout the Midwest. They're everywhere! May is best time to see migrating warblers in the Midwest. Most will keep going north, to nest. If you want to see them, you gotta look now. They're at their peak, and very soon they'll be gone.

This flashy fellow posed for me at Big Woods Lake Recreation Area, in Cedar Falls, Iowa, today, during the semiannual Iowa Ornithologists Union convention.

Yellow-rumped Warbler


—Diane Porter

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