Warbler Bird Magnets

A yellow rumped warbler takes flight.

Cerulean warbler. Mixed media.

Simplistic graphic style warbler to show off your love of birds and birding!

Moustached Warbler watercolour illustration.

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The flaming Blackburnian Warbler is a beautiful sight atop the treetops during spring migration in the north-east. It's hard to find, but so worth it!

A Nashville Warbler looking through trees for food.

Very cute illustration of a Cerulean Warbler Bird

Very cute illustration of a Cerulean Warbler

Show your love of this colorful warbler of the eastern US

This is my original artwork of two yellow-rumped warblers (also known as "butter butts') joining a magnolia warbler for a meeting of the spring warbler tree club in Georgia. Warblers come in many varieties, are a favorite among backyard birding enthusiasts and are known for their cheerful singing.

This is an illustration of a great reed warbler.

A yellow rumped warbler. Taken at Point Lookout State Park in MD

The olive warbler (Peucedramus taeniatus) is a small, insectivorous bird that belongs to the family Parulidae. It is native to North and Central America and is known for its olive-colored plumage. The olive warbler has a greenish-yellow head and underparts, a gray back and wings, and a thin, pointed bill. It is a migratory species and can be found in a variety of habitats including forests, gardens, and parks. The olive warbler feeds on insects and other small invertebrates, which it captures by foraging through the branches and foliage of trees and shrubs. It has a thin, musical song that is often heard during the breeding season. The olive warbler is a fairly common and widespread species and is not currently considered to be threat...

I will never forget the moment when I realized that, for all of the time I had spent looking at and drawing pictures of the creatures I thought that I loved, I might as well have spent my life with my eyes closed. I was sitting in a canoe, trying desperately to spot what my professor in the bow insisted was a fist-sized bird called a yellow warbler right in front of us. To my despair, it remained invisible-until I returned to shore, raced to the library, and opened a field guide. As my eyes finally fell upon the soft, golden feathers that cover the bird from head to tail, glowing amid the summer-green foliage in the background of the photograph, I could feel my chest contract with the awareness that I had stumbled upon something extraord...

Yellow Rumped Warbler on a branch in fall

Clip art style of your favourite spring birds!

Rosy Cheeked Warbler bird

For the bird lover - these quick, bright birds are sure to cheer up a gloomy day. The yellow warbler has a range that extends throughout North America. I love painting birds!

Hope you like it.

The beautiful prothonotary warbler

A yellow rumped warbler perched on a branch.

A blackburnian warbler sits on a branch. The background has been given a sepia treatment and fade in a white oval.

An acrylic ink drawing of a cute Rüppell's warbler, a songbird.

A detailed digitally painted of a yellow warbler perched on a bird feeder

Beautiful illustration of a Pine Warbler Bird

A picture of a immature female pine warbler taken in St marys county MD 1-21-2020

Bird Banding Chronicals Part 2. A new life bird for me is the Hooded Warbler! These guys love pre-autumn so they can wear their comfy hoodie

Yellow Warbler, Bird Photography

Visiting the Blue Lotus Water Gardens I could hear this bird singing away, I walked around the corner, and there I could see it in the distance amongst all the Lotus leaves.

Warbler perches on a mossy branch.

Yellow throated warbler singing

The only North American warbler with an orange throat, the Blackburnian Warbler might pay you a visit if you offer a bird bath or mealworms.

A stunning statement of yellows and blacks, this handsome male Cape May Warbler has captivated photographers and nature lovers with his unexpected presence at Mill Lake Park in Abbotsford, BC. His unusual appearance in the Pacific Northwest is made even more so by the fact that we are barely 3 weeks into winter when this boreal songbird -- who normally winters southward to as far as Mexico -- has chosen, instead, to do so here in Canada. Nevertheless, he has fit right in among the equally vibrant yellow mahonia flowers, from which he sips tasty nectar, eats petals, and feasts on a steady diet of insects and grubs in the same shrubs and nearby trees.

Worm-Eating Warbler

Orange-Crowned Warbler