| Appearance | The black-and-white warbler is a small bird about 5″ long and has similar colorings as a zebra. They have a white belly and black chin with black-and-white stripes on the crown with a black patch on their cheek. The female is the same only duller and without the black chin and cheek patch. |
| Diet | Insects. |
| Feeder Food | Unlikely to visit a feeder. |
| Habitat | Deciduous as well as mixed forests. |
| Nesting | They build a cup-shaped nest and have 1 brood/season. There are about 4-5 eggs/brood – white with brown markings. Incubation is for 10-11 days. |
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