Small warbler with a black-and-white face, gray back, and black side streaks. Adult males have black throat and a yellow spot in front of the eye.
Small warbler with a black-and-white face and gray back. Adult females have variable amounts of black on the throat and are often paler than males. Note small yellow spot in front of the eye.
The female builds a deep cup nest on top of a branch, using dried grasses or weeds and lined with feathers or animal hair.
Immatures are pale gray overall, but have the same facial pattern including the yellow spot in front of the eye.
Small warbler with a black-and-white face, gray back, and black side streaks. Adult males have black throat and a yellow spot in front of the eye.
Forages for caterpillars and other arthropods at middle levels in trees and shrubs, including oaks, Douglas-firs, pinyon pines, juniper, sagebrush, and bitterbrush.
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A compact warbler with a small round bill and a big head.
Larger than a Bushtit, smaller than a Juniper Titmouse.
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