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Northern Parula

The Northern Parula is a small songbird with a diverse diet primarily consisting of insects such as flying insects, caterpillars, spiders, ants, and beetles. During winter, it also consumes berries, seeds, and nectar.

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Northern Parula

Nesting

nests are made from lichen and moss

3 inches across by 2 inches deep

nest building is done by females

takes 4 days

location

will also build nests along rivers where sediment has accumulated between branches

placed at end of a branch

placed up high (as high as 100 feet)

Habitat Uses

Appearance

Female

Male

Habitat Requirements

mosses & lichens

tree types

sycamore

birches

red maple

sugar maple

eastern hemlock

black gum

swamp chestnut oak

willow

access to water

swamps

streams

mature forests

Diet

Secondary: Herbivore

do not visit bird feeders

winter: berries, seeds, nectar

will eat bud scales during breeding seasons

Primary: Insectivore

flying insects

ants

beetles

spiders

caterpillars

Northern Parula

The Northern Parula is a small songbird with a diverse diet primarily consisting of insects such as flying insects, caterpillars, spiders, ants, and beetles. During winter, it also consumes berries, seeds, and nectar.

Why would an increase in ocean temperatures endanger many species that depend on coral as a home and food supply?

BANANA BOOM

Mutation and Genetic Drift

Indus Valley Civilization

Northern Parula

Nesting

nests are made from lichen and moss

3 inches across by 2 inches deep

nest building is done by females

takes 4 days

location

will also build nests along rivers where sediment has accumulated between branches

placed at end of a branch

Habitat Uses

Appearance

Female

Male

Habitat Requirements

mosses & lichens

tree types

sycamore

birches

red maple

sugar maple

eastern hemlock

black gum

swamp chestnut oak

willow

access to water

swamps

streams

mature forests

Diet

Secondary: Herbivore

do not visit bird feeders

winter: berries, seeds, nectar

will eat bud scales during breeding seasons

Primary: Insectivore

flying insects

ants

beetles

spiders

caterpillars

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