Prothonotary Warbler
by
A. F.
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Prothonotary Warbler
Habitat
Sandspits
Slow Moving Water
Streams
Willows
Wet Forested Bottomlands
Avoid Forests Less Than 100 Hectares
Swamps
Status
Endangered
Human/ Natural Impacts on Species
Snag Removal
Changing Water levels
Competition for Nest Cavities
With House Wren
Names
La paruline orangée (F)
Protonotaria citrea (L)
Protonotario Reinita (S)
S= Spanish
Biology
Weight
Size
Offspring
Wingspan
Lifecycle
Diet
Butterflies
Moths
Ants
Mayflies
Caterpillars
Snails
Spiders
Biome
Deciduous Forest
Deers, Raccoons, Salamanders
Beech, Maple, Oak, Hickory Trees
Action Plan
Don't Cut Down it's Habitat
Lower the Water Levels
By sucking the water up in the Great Lakes
Stop Removing Snag
