Nashville Warbler Photo Gallery
Adult male
Small, round-headed warbler with a short tail. Yellow below with an olive-green back and no wingbars. Its white eyering stands out on the gray head. Chestnut crown patch usually not visible. Birds in the western U.S. have a brighter yellow rump and grayer back than those in the eastern U.S.
© Gracie McMahon / Macaulay LibraryIllinois, May 11, 2019Female/immature
Compact warbler with a round head. Females/immatures are paler than males. Note eyering, yellow underparts, and lack of wingbars.
© Marky Mutchler / Macaulay LibraryArizona, August 10, 2020Immature
Immature birds are paler than adults. Note eyering, yellow underparts, and lack of wingbars.
© Gates Dupont / Macaulay LibraryWashington, August 08, 2017Female/immature
Compact warbler with a round head. Females/immatures are paler than males. Note eyering, yellow underparts, and lack of wingbars.
© Ad Konings / Macaulay LibraryTexas, October 15, 2020Female/immature
Birds in the eastern U.S. are slightly duller yellow than birds in the western U.S. Note eyering, yellow underparts, and lack of wingbars.
© Ronnie d'Entremont / Macaulay LibraryNova Scotia, November 10, 2016Female/immature
Found in second-growth deciduous or mixed forest with shrubby undergrowth.
© Daniel Irons / Macaulay LibraryMaryland, November 02, 2016Adult male
Birds in the eastern U.S. have a greener back and less white on the lower belly (between the feet) than birds in the western U.S.
© Cynthia Bridge / Macaulay LibraryWisconsin, April 26, 2017Compare with Similar Species
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Species in This Family
New World Warblers(Order: Passeriformes, Family: Parulidae)
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