About the Worm-eating Warbler
A small brown-and-buff warbler with bold head stripes that quietly searches through leaves and tangled understory for insects.
Fun Facts
- Despite its name, it mainly eats caterpillars and other insects rather than worms.
- It often walks along branches and leaf litter more like a sparrow than a typical warbler.
- Worm-eating Warblers prefer steep wooded hillsides with dense understory.
- Their simple buzzing song can sound similar to an insect.