Warblers are small, colorful insectivores which are usually found in trees.
Townsend’s Warbler – Dark eyepatch and yellow breast differs from Hermit Warbler. Found in coniferous forest. Only winters in our county. (photo © Ken Chamberlain)
Yellow-rumped (Audubon’s) Warbler – Gray with yellow cap, throat, side, and rump patches. No yellow breast/belly. Uses diverse habitat. Is one of just two warbler species to winter here. (photo © cgates326)
Black-throated Gray Warbler – Black cap, eyestripe, and throat with yellow spot in front of eye. Found in deciduous and mixed forest. Like most warblers, only summers here. (photo © lauralh)
Black-and-White Warbler – Lack yellow spot and have streakier back than Black-throated Gray Warbler. Forest species that very rarely visits our region. (photo © Ken Chamberlain)
Northern Waterthrush – Brown with pale eyebrow. Cream below with dark streaks. Riparian species that usually breeds further north, rarely visits our area. (photo © Wayne Fidler)
Another species very rarely seen in our area is the Palm Warbler
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