Northern Parula
| Setophaga americana | Order: Passeriformes | Family: Parulidae (New World Warblers) |
Setophaga americana
Order: Passeriformes
Family: Parulidae (New World Warblers)
The tiniest warbler in North America nests in Usnea lichen, or “old man’s beard,” in northeastern forests, and in Spanish moss (a bromeliad) in southeastern forests. Its zippy tune is almost delightful to hear as the bird is to see.
Laura's Published Works
Radio Programs
- What IS a Warbler? 2021
- Florida the Magnificent 2021
- A Week on Hog Island 2018
- Hog Island Audubon Camp 2016
- Nature: Cataloging the particular 2014
- Keeping a Life List 2012
- 2012 Big Day Recap 2012
- Biggest Week in American Birding 2012 2012
- Cool Bird Bath 2007
- A Walk in Port Wing 2003
- A Day in Port Wing 2003
- Summer magic: warblers 2003
- Warbler Days 2003
- Big Migration Day 2002
- House Karma 2001
- Warblers and Edge 2000
- My Favorite Warbler 2000
- Northern Parula 2000
- Bird Name Pronunciations 1997
- Parula Nest 1997
- Northern Parula (Placeholder) 1995
- A Walk in Port Wing 1989
- National Warbler Awareness Week: My Favorite Warbler 1989
- Warblers by Canoe 1987
- A Walk in Port Wing 1987
Sound Recordings
- Early morning in early July in Port Wing, Wisconsin 2022
- Big Pete Road in Port Wing, 9 am of a June morning 2021
- Dawn on Hog Island, 2018 2018
- Northern Parula: 11 songs 2018
- Northern Parula at Hog Island 2018
- Purple Finch at Hog Island 2018
- Hog Island sounds, June 4, 2016, 7:20 am 2016
- Hog Island sounds, June 4, 2016, 8:30 am 2016
- Dawn chorus in Minocqua, Wisconsin 2009