When hearing the word Warbler, most think of tiny colorful birds that eat insects high in the forest canopy. While most Warblers match this description perfectly there are some that work a little harder to be different. Worm-eating Warblers are one of these specialists that has a more unique type of prey and typically known to be “rare” in Michigan as they typically prefer the southern locales. However, in early Migration certain conditions can occur that cause them to “over-shoot” and end up further North than normal (at least for small periods of time).
