Townsend's Warbler - Dendroica townsendi

The Townsend's Warbler is found in western North America where they breed in Alaska, Canada and northern U.S. They winter along the Pacific coast, the U.S. southwest, Mexico and Central America. They are closely related to the Hermit Warbler and will interbreed with them if their ranges overlap. They mainly eat insects, spiders and seeds during the breeding season and berries and plant nectar in the winter.

Juvenile

Female - 1st winter 10/11/2011 - Lake Merritt, Oakland, CA Female - 1st winter 10/11/2011 - Lake Merritt, Oakland, CA

Female - 1st winter 10/11/2011 - Lake Merritt, Oakland, CA Female - 1st winter 10/11/2011 - Lake Merritt, Oakland, CA

Female - 1st winter 12/05/2011 - Tilden Botanical Garden, Berkeley, CA Female - 1st winter 12/05/2011 - Tilden Botanical Garden, Berkeley, CA

Adult

Male 01/17/2011 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA Male 01/17/2011 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA	Male 01/17/2011 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA Male 01/17/2011 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA	Male 09/26/2011 - Dimond Park, Oakland, CA Male 09/26/2011 - Dimond Park, Oakland, CA
Male 09/26/2011 - Dimond Park, Oakland, CA Male 09/26/2011 - Dimond Park, Oakland, CA	Female 09/22/2011 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA Female 09/22/2011 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA	Male 12/29/2014 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA Male 12/29/2014 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA
Male 11/26/2015 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA Male 11/26/2015 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA	Female 10/06/2009 - Albany Bulb; Albany, CA Female 10/06/2009 - Albany Bulb; Albany, CA	Female - note the tongue 10/06/2009 - Albany Bulb; Albany, CA Female - note the tongue 10/06/2009 - Albany Bulb; Albany, CA

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