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Ovenbird

May 15, 2020  •  Leave a Comment

The Ovenbird has the most powerful voice in the woods. Its numerous, widespread and loud. Add to that its good looks and you have a winner.

Its also a photographers dreams since it is quite tame and will sit on a branch belting out its territorial song while posing.

The Ovenbird builds its oven like nest on the ground. A reliable field mark is the orange crown stripe flanked by black stripes. It also walks, not hops, even when on a tree branch.

Ovenbird

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Keywords: Canada, Nova Scotia, Ovenbird, Warblers of Nova Scotia

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