Yellow-rumped Warbler

Setophaga coronata

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Birds

The hardiest warbler, digesting waxy berries and lingering into Indiana winters.

Field facts
HabitatWoodland edge, junipers, thickets
RangeStatewide on migration; some winter
When to lookSeptember to May
StatusLeast Concern (Indiana DNR / IUCN Red List)
Look-alikesPalm warbler — tail wagging

Field note: The bright yellow rump patch earned it the nickname butterbutt.

Lesson
Watching responsibly

Native junipers and bayberries feed wintering birds; keep them.

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