The 'wrong-way' warbler found in a parking garage last December was released into the wild after months of care at a Burnaby facility.
A rare yellow warbler found in a Vancouver parking garage in December 2022 should have been southbound — in the Gulf of Mexico — during the winter months.
The birds are more common in central and eastern parts of Canada — mainly in Ontario, she noted. Due to the freezing winters in Canada, the birds generally migrate to warmer climates near the Gulf of Mexico in search of food, resources, and other factors in late fall; they migrate back to Eastern Canada in spring.
So the caregivers gave her food and simulated an indoor environment, mimicking the climatic conditions in Mexico where she would’ve been.
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