The magnolia warbler is
one of the most common warblers at Magee Marsh in May, particularly
around the middle of the month. The bird is
beautiful and striking in its appearance, with bright yellow and black
streaking on its breast, and a strong white stripe just above the
eye. The most similar bird at Magee is the Canada warbler, which has a necklace
instead of streaks on its breast, has yellow spectacles, and lacks the
white stripe over the eye.
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