A small North American warbler bird with a black cap and white cheeks; known for long-distance migration.
From black (color) + poll (top of the head). This bird name precisely describes the male's most distinctive feature in folk English ornithology.
The blackpoll warbler makes one of nature's most exhausting journeys — 1,700 miles nonstop from New England to South America over open ocean, burning half its body weight, all powered by instinct and a tiny brain.
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