Golden-Winged Warbler

Golden-winged warbler.
Golden-winged warbler.
AppearanceA small bird about 5″ long with a short tail and thin & pointy bill. They are silvery gray with a black mask and throat. A bright yellow crown and stripe of yellow on the upper wings. The female is similar with a green-yellow crown and dark gray throat & mask instead
DietInsects
Feeder FoodUnlikely to visit a feeder.
HabitatDuring breeding, they can be found in shrubby open areas. Otherwise, the forest is their primary habitat.
NestingThe nesting site is on the ground. They have 1 brood/year, 3-6 eggs/brood, eggs are ivory or pale pink with tiny spots. Incubation is from 10-12 days.

Range Map

Golden-winged warbler range map.
Golden-winged warbler range map. Compliments of The Cornell Lab.
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