Wilson's Warbler

Cardellina pusilla

The Wilson's Warbler is a small, insect-eating bird with a bright yellow face and underparts, olive-green back, and black cap. This energetic warbler is known for its constant movement as it forages for insects in dense vegetation. It breeds in coniferous and mixed forests across North America and migrates to Central and South America for the winter. The Wilson's Warbler is a common sight in its breeding range, often found in willow thickets and alder swamps. It is known for its distinctive song, a series of high-pitched, rapid notes. This warbler is a delightful addition to the avian community, bringing vibrant color and lively movement to its woodland habitats.

Habitat: Coniferous and mixed forests