Wilson's Warbler

Male
Female

Spring, Fall

Size
4.75"
Listen
Plumage / Description

Males are a bright yellow color with a jet-black crown, which is an unmistakable and diagnostic field mark. Females are an overall bright yellow color but lack the black crown.

Habitat

Males are a bright yellow color with a jet-black crown, which is an unmistakable and diagnostic field mark. Females are an overall bright yellow color but lack the black crown.

Relative Abundance

Common

Behavior

Wilson's Warblers are a transient species, passing through the Central Highlands area in the spring on their way north, and in the fall on their way south. Like other warbler species Wilson's Warblers are very busy and active, as they flit about in the foliage of trees and shrubs searching for insects.

Diet

Insects

Similar Species

Yellow Warbler, Orange-crowned Warbler

Best Sites

Willow Lake Cottonwood Peninsula, Watson Woods