The Warbling Vireo rarely arrives in numbers before the first
week of may though singing males are occasionally heard as early
as the middle of April. It leaves for the south during the
first two weeks of September.
During migration Warbling Vireos may be found in wooded places
in every part of the county but in summer they seem to prefer
the bluff regions and neighboring territory. They are
heard singing during the nesting season about Independence,
Courtney, Atherton and Sibley and in the Missouri and lower Blue
Valleys. They have been found nesting in
Fairmount Park.
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