Medium-sized warbler with a long tail, bold eyering, and black necklace on a yellow breast.
Adult females/immature males are dull gray above and yellow below with a faint necklace and a small amount of black on the face.
Immature females are dull gray with a white eyering and a very faint necklace. Note lack of black in the face.
Adult males have a yellow throat and belly separated by a distinctive black necklace. Often appears as if wearing yellow goggles.
Quickly hops between branches picking insects from the vegetation in a flurry of activity.
Adult males have a yellow throat and belly separated by a distinctive black necklace. Note white undertail coverts and darker tail.
Breeds in mixed evergreen-deciduous forests with a well-developed understory.
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Canada Warblers are small, well-proportioned birds with a straight, sharp bill. Compared to other warblers, they have a slightly longer tail with a fuller chest.
Larger than a Wilson's Warbler, smaller than a Red-eyed Vireo.
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