Chestnut-sided Warbler
Dendroica pensylvanica
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The Chestnut-sided Warbler is a small bird, measuring about 6 inches in size. It has a distinctive color pattern with chestnut-colored streaks on its white underparts, a yellow crown, and a black eye line. Its upper parts are predominantly gray-green, and it has a pointed beak suited for its insectivorous diet. This energetic bird is known for its flitting behavior and the males have a distinct song during the breeding season. It is non-migratory but breeds in North America and winters in Central and South America.
Field marks
- Length
- 6 in · 15 cm
- Colours
- Black · Green · Red · White · Yellow
- Wings
- Rounded
- Tail
- Notched · Square-tipped
- In flight
- Direct Flight · Flitter
- Movement
- Migratory
- World population
- 18 million