Most observers agree that the worm-eating warbler prefers to nest on hillsides, either sloping or steep, but a number of nests have been found on the sides of deep, shady ravines, or on steep banks.
As I have said, the name worm-eating warbler seems to be somewhat of a misnomer for this bird.
And one day the Worm-eating Warbler spoke to Grandfather Mole when he happened to see him come out of a hole.
Grandfather Mole did not like the Worm-eating Warbler's remarks in the least!
Spending a summer in Pleasant Valley was a small gentleman of the well known Warbler family, who had so great a liking for worms that he was known as the Worm-eating Warbler.
Six or eight feet higher bounds the usual range of such birds as the worm-eating warbler, the mourning ground warbler, the Maryland yellow-throat.
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