Black-and-white Warbler - Mniotilta varia

In North America, the Black-and-white Warbler is found mostly east of the Rockies from Canada to Mexico. They winter in Florida, Mexico, Central America and northern South America. They nest on the ground and will lay between 4-5 eggs. They eat insects and spiders by moving up and down tree trunks and branches.

Breeding (March-Aug)

Female 04/17/2012 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Female 04/17/2012 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Male 04/20/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/20/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Female 04/17/2012 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Female 04/17/2012 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas
Female 04/17/2012 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Female 04/17/2012 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Female 04/17/2012 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Female 04/17/2012 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Female 04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas Female 04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas
Female 04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas Female 04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas	Female 04/19/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Female 04/19/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Male 04/20/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/20/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas
Male 04/23/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/23/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Male 04/23/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/23/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Female 09/18/2014 - Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve, Indiana Female 09/18/2014 - Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve, Indiana

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