INTRODUCTIOKFive species of warbler

INTRODUCTIOK
Five species of warbler, Cape May (Dendroica
tigrill.a), myrtle (D. coronata), black-throated
green (D. cirens ), blackburnian (D. fusca), and
bay-breasted (D. castanea), are sometimes found
together in the breeding season in relatively homogeneous
mature boreal forests. These species
are congeneric, have roughly similar sizes and
shapes, and all are mainly insectivorous. They
are so similar in general ecological preference, at
least during years of abundant food supply, that
ecologists studying them have concluded that any
differences in the species' requirements must be
quite obscure (Kendeigh. 1947; Ste

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INTRODUCTIOK
Five species of Warbler, Cape May (Dendroica
Tigrill.a), Myrtle (D. coronata), Black-throated
Green (D. Cirens), Blackburnian (D. fusca), and
Bay-breasted (D. castanea), are. Found sometimes
Together in the Breeding Season in relatively homogeneous
mature Boreal forests. These species
are congeneric, have roughly similar sizes and
Shapes, and all are mainly Insectivorous. They
are so similar in general Ecological Preference, at
Least during years of Abundant Food Supply, that
ecologists studying them have concluded that any
differences in the species' requirements must be
quite obscure (Kendeigh. 1947; Ste.