Black and White Creeping Wood Warbler
Black and White Warbler song, Bearsfort Waters, Wawayanda State Park, 4/30/03 (10kb) wave740
Black and White Warbler with Blue-gray Gnatcatcher in background, Indian Head Point, Mohican Outdoor Center, Delaware Water Gap, 6/24/02, 5:30 a.m. (31kb), "incy, incy, incy, incy, incy, inz - -  incy, incy, incy, inz"

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Delaware Water Gap, Beaver Swamp in Laurels, 6/18/00 (24kb)  very soft, "we-see, we-see, we-see, we-see you", louder recording but more machine noise

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Delaware Water Gap, Appalachian Trail North of MOC, 4/28/01 (142kb), less noise, faint recording.

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Mount Prospect, Eagles Eye Parking Lot, Lake George, 6/28/02, (14kb), "we-see" song

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Comments: 

This bird is abundant at the Delaware Water Gap and along the trails around the Mohican Outdoor Center.  The Black and White Warbler is also one of the earliest arrivals in spring.  Given its very high and faint song, it is easiest to observe in late April combing branches for insects just before the leaves have unfolded and prior to the arrival of other much louder birds.