Where are the Warblers Now?

Where Are The Eastern Wood Warblers 2016?

Species	Lower48 Rank	Lower48 Miller Scale
Ovenbird	129	2.1
Worm-eating Warbler	348	2.9
Louisiana Waterthrush	280	2.6
Northern Waterthrush	232	2.5
Golden-winged Warbler	417	3.1
Blue-winged Warbler	269	2.6
Black-and-white Warbler	109	2.0
Prothonotary Warbler	284	2.6
Swainson’s Warbler	511	3.6
Tennessee Warbler	225	2.4
Orange-crowned Warbler	112	2.0
Nashville Warbler	173	2.3
Connecticut Warbler	537	3.7
Mourning Warbler	389	3.1
Kentucky Warbler	359	2.9
Common Yellowthroat	39	1.6
Hooded Warbler	241	2.5
American Redstart	98	2.0
Kirtland’s Warbler	623	4.3
Cape May Warbler	343	2.8
Cerulean Warbler	397	3.1
Northern Parula	122	2.1
Magnolia Warbler	162	2.2
Bay-breasted Warbler	354	2.9
Blackburnian Warbler	255	2.6
Yellow Warbler	57	1.8
Chestnut-sided Warbler	179	2.3
Blackpoll Warbler	230	2.5
Black-throated Blue Warbler	223	2.4
Palm Warbler	118	2.0
Pine Warbler	111	2.0
Yellow-rumped Warbler	27	1.4
Yellow-throated Warbler	240	2.5
Prairie Warbler	238	2.5
Black-throated Green Warbler	155	2.2
Canada Warbler	317	2.8
Wilson’s Warbler	153	2.2
Yellow-breasted Chat	229	2.5

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Mark Bixler on May 1, 2016 at 2:47 pm said:

A tongue-in-cheek question. So if the Miller Scale is connected to the Richter Scale, does the number indicate the level of activity precipitated in the birding community by the sighting of a particular bird? i.e. a Kirtland sighting really gets people moving, while a Mourning Dove does not. 🙂

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