Marsh Warbler (Acrocephalus palustris)👇 The Marsh Warbler is the wetland’s secret songsmith, hiding deep in reeds while filling the air with music. Plain and modest in appearance, it wears soft browns and creams—perfect camouflage for a bird that prefers to be heard rather than seen. But its voice? Pure magic. The Marsh Warbler is a master mimic, weaving together the songs of dozens of other birds into one dazzling performance. Its melody rises and tumbles like a wild, joyful tapestry of sound.

What a talented and persistent singer! The male Black-throated Green Warbler has two main songs: a thin, buzzy trill used when courting, and a quicker song used when defending territory. Listen to the songs and learn more on our website: https://abcbirds.org/bird/black-throated-green-warbler/ | American Bird Conservancy