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A^klEKlCAN WARBLERS. 



quents brushy fields, especially if moist. 

 Usual song: sweety sweet, siveet . . . to-2veeche, 

 with a short pause before the two terminal 

 syllables, which are given with a rising in- 

 flection ; another not unusual song is a rather 

 disconnected lay. not unlike that of the 



Fig. 349 



Black-polJed Warbler. 1-3. 



Canadian Warbler: another not usual is one 

 similar to that of the Nashville Warbler. 

 500. BLACK-POLLED WARBLER. 

 Larger, 5.f50; black and white in stripes; 

 crown, solid black; white wing bands and 

 tail, spots, fig. 349. Female, autumnal 



