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Though Robins may hold the title of “harbingers of spring”, to the year around birder, there is nothing more exciting to the birding community than the arrival of the warblers. Though some hearty birds may winter-over eating suet from bird feeders, most cannot survive our cold winters and migrate south in the fall. In the spring dozens of varieties of these avian jewels move north, traveling thousands of miles from their wintering grounds in South America, Latin America and the West Indies through North America to nest here in the vast Hudson watershed and in Canada.
