Warbling Vireo 6/8/2021

My observations:

1.They eat both insects and berries
2. they sometimes try to attack small snakes (about 1-2 feet long ones), but always don't end up killing them
3. They make loud noises which is what they are named after
4.There white underbelly gives them great camoflauge.

True facts: 

1. They live in northern North America but migrate to Mexico, Florida and Texas
2.The males come first and establish their territory. When the females come they come to the males and song along with them. Then they mate.
3.They are very common but their numbers are slowly but steadily decreasing.

My sightings of this creature:

On 6/6/2021-6/8/2021 I saw It 16 times. 3 times it was eating. 11 times it was flying. 2 times it was attacking a snake.

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