¡Medium sized warbler
¡Olive-green back and blue-gray wings and tail
¡Head, neck, and under parts are a vibrant yellow
¡Bill, legs, and feet are black
¡The only eastern warbler that nests in tree hollows
¡once called the Golden Swamp Warbler
Northern Parula
¡Small, compact warbler
¡blue-gray upperparts and bronze-green back patch
¡Yellow throat and breast with chestnut-brown and black breastband
¡Belly and undertail covers are white
¡Broken white-eye ring
¡Blue gray wings with white bars
¡Short tail
¡Breed in wet, coniferous woods, in swamps, and along
lakes and ponds
Yellow-Rumped Warbler
¡Medium warbler
¡Dark-streaked, blue-gray upperparts, yellow rump
¡White throat and belly, black breast
¡Black head with yellow crown, white eye rings, faint eye
stripes
¡Wings are dark with yellow shoulder patches and two
white bars
¡Tail is dark with white corners
¡Found in a variety of habitats
¡one of the most common warblers in North America
¡Small, black and white stripped with white median head
stripe bordered by black
¡Black bill, legs, and feet
¡Forages by moving up and down the trunks of trees and
crawling under and over branches
¡Preferred habitat include primary and secondary forests
¡Small warbler
¡Brown streaked, olive-green upperparts with
reddish-brown streaking, bright yellow underparts with black streaks
on sides
¡Head has yellow-green cap, yellow face, and dark eye,
cheek stripes
¡Find in pine stands, mangroves and overgrown fields
rather than prairies
Yellow-throated Warbler
¡Small warbler
¡Olive-yellow upperparts
¡Bright yellow underparts with rust-brown streaks on breast sides
¡Dark wings with two white bards
¡Dark tail with yellow-tinged edges
¡Eats insects, larvae, fruits
¡Habitats include edges of marshes and swamps, leafy
bogs, orchards, farmlands, and suburban yards and gardens
Hooded Warbler
¡Medium warbler
¡Olive-green upperparts
¡Bright yellow underparts
¡Black hood with yellow face
¡Dark, large eyes
¡Spread tail that shows white spots
¡Black bill
¡Pink legs and feet
¡Short direct flights with wings that beat rapidly
¡Habitats include mature, moist forests with copious
undergrowth
Ovenbird
¡Medium, ground walking warbler
¡Olive-brown upperparts
¡Heavily spotted white underparts
¡Head has dull orange central crown stripe edged in black
with white eye ring
¡Wings and tail are olivegreen
¡Name originates fromcovered nest with dome and side resembling dutch oven
¡Habitat includes mature, dry forests with little
undergrowth
Common Yellowthroat
¡Small, skulking warbler
¡Olive-yellow upperparts
¡Bright yelling throat and breast
¡Pale gray belly
¡Head has black mask with thick white border above
¡Black bill
¡Pink legs
¡Slow weak flight with wings that alternate between
periods of rapid beat and wings pulled to side
Yellow-breasted Chat
¡Largest North American warbler
¡Olive-green to olive-gray upperparts
¡Brilliant yellow throat and breast
¡Belly and undertail are white
¡Eyes have white spectacles and dark eye patches
¡Bill is heavy and dark
¡Wings and tail are olive-green
¡Legs and feet are black
¡Habitats include dense thickets and brush, often with
thrown, and dry brushy hillsides
American Redstart
¡Medium, active warbler
¡Black underparts and hood
¡Distinctive orange-red patches on wings, sides, and
long, fanned tail with white underparts
¡Bill, legs,
and feet are black
¡Flashes colorful wings and tail to flush insects from
foliage
¡Habitats include second-growth woodlands
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