Blackburnian Warbler

Setophaga fusca

Nothing to do with black or burning: it's named after Anna Blackburne, an 18th-century English naturalist who taught herself Latin to read Linnaeus, the Swedish scientist behind the modern system of scientific names, and kept her own natural history museum. This bright-orange-throated bird's scientific name, fusca, means 'dusky.'

Setophaga is Greek for 'moth-eater'; fusca means 'dusky.'