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A hybrid warbler Have you met the 2000 hybrid? When two different species mate, they produce hybrid offspring, combining the dominant features of both parents. A hybrid bird hatched at the Biodôme in spring 2000. A male black-and-white warbler and a female yellow-rumped warbler produced a male “2000 hybrid warbler.” It looks like a black-and-white warbler, but has yellow feathers on its rump. This combination of both parents’ main features clearly shows how the hybridization occurred. For more details, check the Montréal Biodôme Website.
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