Blackburnian Warbler Photo Gallery

Small warbler with a long body. Adult males have a brilliant orange throat and face with a black crown and triangular ear patch.

Females/immatures are paler and yellower overall with 2 white wingbars. Note distinctive triangular ear patch and yellow eyebrow.

Hops around in vegetation and nervously looks around. This video has no audio.

Small warbler with a long body. Note triangular ear patch, pale eyebrow, and white wingbars.

Females/immatures lack the orange coloration, showing tones of yellow instead. Note triangular ear patch, pale eyebrow, and white wingbars.

Hops among branches and gleans insects from the undersides of leaves.

Flame orange throat quickly identifies adult males.

The brilliant orange throat and head pattern is distinctive on adult males although the intensity of orange varies among individuals.

Females/immatures have a distinctive dull black triangular ear patch and bold wingbars. This video has no audio.

Breeds in mature evergreen and mixed evergreen-deciduous forests.

Found in all types of wooded areas during migration.

Males often sing from the tops of trees and branches. This video has no audio.

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