Worm-eating Warbler
Small rather drab warbler with black-and-buffy head stripes on its flat head.
Brownish warbler with black-and-buffy head stripes. Its tail is shorter than most warblers and is square tipped.
Small warbler with a flat, black-and-buffy striped head. Brownish olive overall with pale legs.
Spends much of its time in the low understory. The bill is pale and long.
Breeds in thickly vegetated steep slopes. From a distance note the flat head and long bill.
Breeds in deciduous and mixed forests with a dense understory and steep hillsides.
Typically sings from perches at middle heights in forest interior.
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