Also known as: Black and Yellow Warbler
13 cm (5") Fairly common. Moist hemlock and spruce forests.
Male: black face patch with a white eyebrow stripe, large white wing patch, yellow rump, yellow underparts with black streaked breast and sides. Only yellow throated bird with a broad white band at mid tail.
Female: duller and has two white wing stripes.
Immature: grayish-olive upperparts. Yellow rump. Two white wing bars. Faint white eyebrow stripe. Faint gray band across breast. Males have a broad white band at midtail.
Song: "weeta weeta weeto".
Images

Credit: Larry Bond

Credit: Kelly Colgan Azar