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Blackpoll Warbler

June 21, 2019  •  Leave a Comment

The Blackpoll Warbler is a common nesting species in Nova Scotia along coastal boreal forests, the wilder and wetter the better. The habitat usually has gnarled and bent spruce trees, well weathered by the constant salty onshore winds. It is almost exclusively a Canadian born bird. 

Blackpoll Warbler

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Keywords: Birds of Nova Scotia, Blackpoll Warbler, Canada, Naming of birds, Nova Scotia

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