Medium-sized, long-legged warbler. Entirely yellow below and olive-green above. Males have black sideburns and crown.
Long-legged warbler of the understory. Entirely yellow below and olive-green above. Females also have dark sideburns, but they are often grayer and the cap is often smaller and mottled black or gray.
A sturdy warbler with a heavier bill, longer legs, and shorter tail than many other warbler species. Male is olive above and yellow below, with a blackish crown and face broken by a yellow eyebrow that wraps around behind the eye.
Medium-sized warbler of the understory. Yellow below with a black crown and sideburns.
Males and females are entirely yellow below.
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A sturdy songbird with a heavier bill, longer legs, and shorter tail than many other warbler species.
Larger than a Northern Parula, smaller than a Song Sparrow.
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