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Pine Warbler Setophaga pinus

LC Least Concern

Names (16)

Language	Common name
Creole, Haiti	Ti Tchit bwa pen
Dutch	Dennenzanger
English, United States	Pine Warbler
French	Paruline des pins
Icelandic	Furuskríkja
Japanese	マツアメリカムシクイ
Norwegian	furuparula
Serbian	Borova cvrkutarka
Spanish	Reinita del Pinar
Spanish, Costa Rica	Reinita de Pinos
Spanish, Cuba	Bijirita de pinos
Spanish, Dominican Republic	Cigüita del Pinar
Spanish, Mexico	Chipe Pinero
Spanish, Puerto Rico	Reinita de Pinos
Spanish, Spain	Reinita del pinar
Swedish	tallskogssångare

Subspecies (4)

Paul G. Rodewald, James H. Withgott, and Kimberly G. Smith
Version: 1.0 — Published March 4, 2020
Text last updated September 25, 2013

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Introduction
Appearance
- Identification
- Similar Species
- Plumages
- Molts
- Bare Parts
- Measurements
Systematics
- Systematics History
- Geographic Variation
- Subspecies
- Related Species
- Fossil History
Distribution
- Historical Changes to the Distribution
Habitat
- Habitat in Breeding Range
- Habitat in Nonbreeding Range
Movements and Migration
- Migration Overview
- Timing and Routes of Migration
- Migratory Behavior
- Control and Physiology of Migration
Diet and Foraging
- Feeding
- Diet
- Food Selection and Storage
- Nutrition and Energetics
- Metabolism and Temperature Regulation
- Drinking, Pellet-Casting, and Defecation
Sounds and Vocal Behavior
- Vocalizations
- Nonvocal Sounds
Behavior
- Locomotion
- Self-Maintenance
- Agonistic Behavior
- Spacing
- Sexual Behavior
- Social and Interspecific Behavior
- Predation
Breeding
- Phenology
- Nest Site
- Nest
- Eggs
- Incubation
- Hatching
- Young Birds
- Parental Care
- Cooperative Breeding
- Brood Parasitism
- Fledgling Stage
- Immature Stage
Demography and Populations
- Measures of Breeding Activity
- Life Span and Survivorship
- Disease and Body Parasites
- Causes of Mortality
- Population Spatial Metrics
- Population Status
- Population Regulation
Conservation and Management
- Effects of Human Activity
- Management
Other
Priorities for Future Research
Acknowledgments
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Rodewald, P. G., J. H. Withgott, and K. G. Smith (2020). Pine Warbler (Setophaga pinus), version 1.0. In Birds of the World (A. F. Poole, Editor). Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca, NY, USA. https://doi.org/10.2173/bow.pinwar.01

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