Yellow-throated Vireo Photo Gallery
Adult
Brightly colored vireo with a thick bill. Note the bright yellow eyering and lores ("spectacles"), and unstreaked yellow throat. The belly and undertail coverts are white while the head is olive-green
© Todd Fellenbaum | Macaulay LibraryNew Jersey, May 08, 2017Adult
Brightly colored vireo with bright-yellow spectacles, yellow throat, and white belly and undertail coverts. Typically seen in treetops.
© Mike Tucker | Macaulay LibraryRhode Island, May 11, 2020Adult
Song is a slow-paced series of rising and falling notes with a burry tone.
© Benjamin Clock | Macaulay LibraryNew Jersey, May 05, 2011Not all videos have soundAdult
Typically forages in treetops. Chunky, short-tailed appearance with a thick bill. Note the unstreaked yellow throat.
© Sheila Bremer | Macaulay LibraryOhio, September 15, 2019© Brian Smith | Macaulay LibraryVirginia, May 06, 2018
Adult
Nests in a cup made of bark strips, dry grass, and pine needles, suspended in a horizontal fork of slender branches or twigs.
© Benjamin Clock | Macaulay LibraryTexas, April 25, 2008Not all videos have soundAdult
Brightly colored vireo with a thick, hooked bill. Gray wings with two white wingbars; unstreaked yellow throat; white belly and undertail.
© Nicole Desnoyers | Macaulay LibraryCalifornia, June 02, 2017Compare with Similar Species
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Species in This Family
Vireos, Shrike-Babblers, and Erpornis(Order: Passeriformes, Family: Vireonidae)
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