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A widespread non-migratory warbler. Note thick white brow in South American races. May be split soon (Yellow-crowned in Colombia,Venezuela and Stripe-crowned in Panama/Costa Rica in the HBW taxonomy). | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Central American version of the Three-striped Warbler, also called the Costa Rican Warbler. | ||||||
Split from the Three-striped Warbler, a bit less yellow but otherwise similar, and found in the 'yungas' cloud forests in southeast Peru and Bolivia. | ||||||
Seen up to about 1000m. The Rufous-capped Warbler has a light-grey belly and nape in Mexico. The races south of Mexico are sometimes called the Chestnut-capped Warbler. | ||||||
Similar to the Pirre Warbler (Darien) and Black-cheeked Warbler (Panama/Costa Rica), but found on the Tacarcuna mountain range. | ||||
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Common and widespread. Moves in small groups at all levels of forest, sometimes with mixed flocks. | ||||||
