Description: Gray above, white below, with bold black and white face
pattern. No median stripe as in Black-and-white Warbler. |
Song: Crescendoing buzzy notes inflected at the end.
“Buzz-zee buzz-zee buzz-zee wueeo.”
Recording
Produced by: Library of Natural
Sounds at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. |
Distribution: From southwest British Columbia south through Pacific
Coast states; interior from parts of Washington, southern Idaho, central Wyoming to
southern New Mexico. Nests in dry woodlands. Winters in Mexico. Arrives on northernmost
breeding grounds during second week of April, on interior regions later.
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