Warbler ID Quiz ~ test your yourself before these beautiful birds arrive here in Wisconsin this spring! 27 species, see how well you do. All warblers below were photographed in Wisconsin. Answers are below last photo at the bottom of the page. There is a chance you may see some color variation in warblers considering sex, age or time of year. There are books, FB groups, phone apps, classes to lean more. There are also presentations to help in learning bird ID, look for details at your local nature center.
#1 ~ tail bobbs
#2
#3
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#5 ~ usually found lower
#6
#7
#8 ~ also called butter butt
#9 ~ usually seen on the ground picking through leaves, etc
#10
#11
#12 ~ can be seen on the bank of a lake, river or creek, seen near water…
#13
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#15
#16
#17
#18
#19
#20
#21
#22
#23 ~ not common in our area
#24
#25
#26
#27
ANSWERS BELOW
#1 – Palm Warbler
#2 – Black-and-white Warbler
#3 – Magnolia Warbler
#4 – Northern Parula
#5 – Common Yellowthroat
#6 – Black-throated Blue Warbler
#7 – Nashville Warbler
#8 – Yellow-rumped Warbler
#9 – Worm-eating Warbler
#10 – Black-throated Green Warbler
#11 – Blackpoll Warbler
#12 – Prothonotary Warbler
#13 – Cape May Warbler
#14 – Chestnut -sided Warbler
#15 – Yellow Warbler
#16 – Wilson’s Warbler
#17 – Blackburnian Warbler
#18 – Orange-crowned Warbler
#19 – Hooded Warbler
#20 – Mourning Warbler
#21 – Canada Warbler
#22 – Tennesse Warbler
#23 – Prairie Warbler
#24 – Ovenbird
#25 – Golden-winged Warbler
#26 – Kirtland’s Warbler
#27 – American Redstart
