Louisiana Waterthrush Back
Louisiana Waterthrush Warbler, aggressive stance on mossy branch near stream, River Road, Kent, CT ©Townsend P. Dickinson Lis# DSC8573. All rights Reserved.
The Louisiana Waterthrush is another of the expected early spring Warblers to return to the Northeast. It favors fast-moving woodland streams for breeding, and once the ice melts the stream ecosystem comes to life to provide food ahead of the general forest leaf-out. It forages on the ground near streams but will call from forest perches. It often departs early to begin migration to the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America in late July.
Louisiana Waterthrush, Warbler, winter, foraging, Kirby Stoter Boardwalk, Big Cypress Preserve, Florida. ©Townsend P. Dickinson Lis#41A4960 All rights Reserved.
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