Blue-winged Warbler

Vermivora cyanoptera

The Blue-winged Warbler is a small, migratory songbird known for its distinctive blue-gray wings and bright yellow underparts. During the breeding season, males display a black eye line and olive-green upperparts, while females have a more subdued appearance. These warblers are typically found in open woodlands and shrubby areas, where they forage for insects and spiders. They are known for their buzzy, high-pitched song that can be heard throughout their breeding range in eastern North America. The Blue-winged Warbler is a neotropical migrant, wintering in Central America and northern South America.

Habitat: Open woodlands and shrubby areas