Michael Warren: Chestnut-sided Warbler

Artist: Michael Warren
1938 -
Nationality: British
Artwork Year: 1986
Image Size: 14 by 12 inches
Overall Size: 15.75 by 14 inches
Medium: Water Color on Water Color Paper

This attractive wood-warbler with its yellow cap and chestnut sides is widely distributed across the northern states and southern Canada, where its bright song, I'm very pleased to meetcha, is often heard from pasture edges and cutover brushlands. Its diet consists mainly of insects with some fruit.

This artwork was originally published on a Fleetwood® First Day Cover for the Birds of America Collection. Each Cover featured a State Wildlife Conservation Stamp designed by Michael Warren, issued by the National Audubon Society and postmarked on the First Day of Issue of each stamp which was also the anniversary of statehood for each state.

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