Prothonotary Warbler

1. Status

1.1. Endangered

1.1.1. Provincially

1.1.2. Nationally

1.1.3. Definition

2. Human/ Natural Impacts on Species

2.1. Snag Removal

2.2. Changing Water levels

2.3. Competition for Nest Cavities

3. Biology

3.1. Weight

3.1.1. 14 g

3.2. Size

3.2.1. 5.5 in.

3.3. Offspring

3.3.1. Commonly 4-6, Often 7

3.4. Wingspan

3.4.1. 7.85 in.

3.5. Lifecycle

3.5.1. 2.44 years

4. Diet

4.1. Butterflies

4.2. Moths

4.3. Ants

4.4. Mayflies

4.5. Caterpillars

4.6. Snails

4.7. Spiders

5. Song

6. Picture

7. Action Plan

7.1. Don't Cut Down it's Habitat

7.2. Lower the Water Levels

7.3. Stop Removing Snag

8. My Resources

9. Habitat

9.1. Sandspits

9.2. Slow Moving Water

9.3. Streams

9.4. Willows

9.5. Wet Forested Bottomlands

9.6. Avoid Forests Less Than 100 Hectares

9.7. Swamps

10. Names

10.1. La paruline orangée (F)

10.2. Protonotaria citrea (L)

10.3. Protonotario Reinita (S)

11. Biome

11.1. Deciduous Forest

11.2. Deers, Raccoons, Salamanders

11.3. Beech, Maple, Oak, Hickory Trees

12. Range Maps

13. Range Maps 2