About This Species
A small, active warbler with a gray head, white eye-ring, and yellow underparts, the Nashville Warbler breeds in northern forests and bogs.
Fun Facts
- Eye-ring characteristic: The bold white eye-ring distinguishes it from similar species like Connecticut Warbler.
- Two populations: Eastern and western populations have slightly different migration routes and behaviors.
- Ground nester: Builds well-concealed nests on the ground under shrubs or ferns.
- Active forager: Constantly flicks its tail while foraging for insects in mid-level vegetation.
