Blackburnian Warbler

Blackburnian Warbler adult males in breeding plumage have black upperparts, a vivid orange face and upper breast, and a white belly. White streaks mark the back, two broad white bars cross the dark wings, and black streaking lines the pale flanks; the dark tail has white patches on its outer feathers. The intense orange throat is a defining plumage feature, contrasting sharply with the black cheek markings.

Family

Parulidae

Region

North America

Range

North America

Habitat

Temperate Forest

Dominant color

Orange

Conservation status

Least Concern