The Andes Mountains of Colombia might seem far away for a tiny Canada Warbler, but it’s no match for this ambitious bird! Each year, this migratory species makes the trip from its winter home in the Andes Mountains of Colombia to its summer nesting grounds in the Boreal Forest — crossing thousands of miles, traversing oceans, and passing through many of our backyards on its journey. Just one of many migratory birds that relies on BOTH of these locations for its survival, and another reminder of

This beautiful Cape May Warbler spent some time in front of the Savannah Osprey cam while welcoming in the day. The common name of the species comes from Cape May, New Jersey, where Alexander Wilson first described it. After that first time, Cape May Warblers were not recorded in Cape May for more than 100 years. Have you seen any warblers on the move lately? Learn more about this colorful warbler at AllAboutBirds.org/guide/Cape_May_Warbler | Bird Cams