Large, skulking warbler with a complete white eyering, a pale bill, and a gray hood. Males and females look similar, but females are often paler than males.
Large, skulking warbler with a complete white eyering, a pale bill, and a gray hood. Males and females look similar, but females are often paler than males.
Breeds in spruce and tamarack bogs. During migration uses a variety of woodlands, forests, and thickets, but it is often difficult to see due to its secretive and skulking nature.
Immature birds are olive above and drab yellowish below with a complete white eyering.
Immatures appear drab yellowish olive overall with a distinctive complete white eyering. Note long legs and bulky appearance.
Somewhat chunky, skulking warbler with long legs. Immatures are drab yellowish olive overall with a complete white eyering. Also note pale bill and legs.
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A plump warbler with short tail, rather long, pink legs, large eye, and rather heavy, spikelike bill. The long undertail coverts almost reach the tip of the rather short tail, unlike in Mourning Warblers.
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