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https://abcbirds.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Cape-May-Warbler_FotoRequest_HP.jpg599389One of those birds with a puzzling common name, Cape May Warbler doesn’t spend much time in its namesake locale. Instead, Cape May, New Jersey is the place where famed ornithologist Alexander Wilson first described the species. An estimated 83 percent of the global population breeds in North America's boreal forests.