Connecticut Warbler Photo Gallery
Adult male
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.
© Ryan Sanderson / Macaulay LibraryIndiana, May 17, 2020Adult male
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.
© Andrew Spencer / Macaulay LibraryBritish Columbia, June 01, 2014Adult male
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.
© Jay McGowan / Macaulay LibraryMichigan, June 05, 2010Immature
Immature birds are olive above and drab yellowish below with a complete white eyering.
© Frank Lehman / Macaulay LibraryMassachusetts, September 15, 2016Immature
Immatures appear drab yellowish olive overall with a distinctive complete white eyering. Note long legs and bulky appearance.
© Nick Tepper / Macaulay LibraryMassachusetts, September 17, 2019Immature
Somewhat chunky, skulking warbler with long legs. Immatures are drab yellowish olive overall with a complete white eyering. Also note pale bill and legs.
© Luke SeitzMaine, October 03, 2011Compare with Similar Species
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Species in This Family
New World Warblers(Order: Passeriformes, Family: Parulidae)
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