Red-faced Warbler
Male
Female
Spring, summer
Size
5.5"
Listen
Plumage / Description
Male and female plumage similar. Bright red face and throat, with red plumage extending around to the backside of the head. Crown of the head is black, with black extending down the side of the face behind and below the eye. Nape is white, as well as breast, belly and under-tail coverts. Back, wings, and tail a light gray color.
Habitat
Ponderosa/Coniferous
Relative Abundance
Fairly common
Behavior
Like all warblers, Red-faced Warblers are an active foliage gleaner, moving through trees and shrubs in search of insects. Nest directly on the ground.
Diet
Insects
Similar Species
NA
Best Sites
At the higher elevations in the Bradshaw Mountains, Mingus Mountain