Cerulean warbler  (Dendroica cerulea)

IUCN Red List species status – Vulnerable

Cerulean warbler at nest with chick Cerulean warbler at nest with chick

 
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Cerulean warbler at nest with chick
Cerulean warbler at nest with chick

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Cerulean warbler at nest with chick
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Cerulean warbler recordings by Curtis A. Marantz and Robert C. Stein

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