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Family
Wood Warbler (Parulidae)_blue
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Species
Basileuterus culicivorus
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Length5
Inches
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Wingspan7.5
Inches
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Golden-Crowned Warbler: Medium-sized, tropical warbler with olive-gray upperparts and bold yellow underparts. Midcrown has yellow stripe with black borders. Face is olive-gray with a pale arc below eye. Upper mandible is gray, while lower mandible is pink. The legs and feet are pink.
● Song: "wee-wee-wee-seee", "chew-che-chew-weee"
● Foraging & Feeding: Golden-crowned Warbler: Eats mainly insects and spiders. Forages on the ground and low in trees; occasionally hawks prey.
● Breeding & nesting: Golden-crowned Warbler: Two to four white eggs with red brown markings at large end are laid in a dome-shaped nest made of grass and plant fibers, lined with finer materials, and built in the shelter of a bank, clump of grass, or large boulder.
● Similar species: Golden-crowned Warbler: Orange-Crowned Warbler is olive-green above with orange crown feathers, usually hidden, and has faintly streaked olive-yellow underparts.
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BreedingMonogamous, Solitary nester
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PopulationCasual
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MigrationNonmigratory
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Weight0.4
Ounces
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