Palm Warbler

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Palm Warbler Dendroica palmarum

Status.

Category: Not in any BOURC Category

Native Range

North America. Two races which together breed from central Canada eastwards to Newfoundland and winter around the Gulf of Mexico

Conservation Status

Least Concern

British Occurrence

NBN atlas has 0 records as at end 2024. Map Here.

One was found as a dessicated tideline corpse on Walney Island, Cumbria in May 1976. Assigned to Category D upon review but since deleted. It was concluded that the bird had probably died on board a ship perhaps outside British waters and thrown overboard. There was no evidence that it was ever alive within British waters.

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Sources

Birdwatch November 1996 p.13

Birdwatch March 2001 p. 6