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The yellow warbler is a tiny explosion of color, music and tenacity. Every spring these songbirds arrive from the tropics to our alder swamps, willow stands and wet thickets. The male glows neon yellow with blood-orange pinstripes and marble-black eyes. 
An earwig still evokes a shudder after many centuries, for the insect’s Old English name, earwicga
(”ear” and “worm”), suggests it might crawl into your ear when you are
asleep and do terrible things to your brain with its rear-facing
pincers.