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Pine warblers, Dendroica pinus, range throughout most of eastern North America. Their northern range extends to the most southern portions of Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec in Canada. The southern extent of their range extends from Florida, to the southern tip of Texas. The eastern border of the range is the Atlantic coast of the United States (US) and Canada, while its western range runs...

Dendroica discolor prairie warbler

...weaker or absent markings on their body. Florida prairie warblers (D. d. paludicola) have less white on their tails. Prairie warblers are similar in appearance to other warbler species. Pine warblers (Dendroica pinus) are most similar, but pine warblers are bigger, have lighter markings, and do not have chestnut patches on their backs. Magnolia warblers (Dendroica magnolia) may be mistaken for juvenile prairie warblers...

Caprimulgus carolinensis Chuck-will's widow; Chuck-will's-widow

...They also winter in southern Florida and occasionally along the Gulf of Mexico in Texas, Louisiana, and Alabama. They have been reported in areas north of their breeding range as well, as far north as the Canadian maritime provinces and northern California. Chuck-will's-widows are found in open woodlands, including deciduous, mixed, pine (Pinus), and oak-hickory (Quercus-Carya) forests. Openings and...