Where’s Wildlife · Bird Field Guide
Magnolia Warbler
Setophaga magnolia
Pronounced (approx.): seh-TOF-uh-guh mag-NOH-lee-uh
A small woodland warbler whose distinctive undertail pattern is useful when the bird is overhead.
Three Identification Clues
Yellow underparts and white wing markings; breeding males have heavy black streaks below.
From below, the tail has a white base and a broad dark tip.
Females and fall birds are duller, often with a gray head and a pale eye-ring.
Field Photographs
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Range & Sightings
Seasonal Range
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