| Worm-eating Warbler Identification Tips |
| (Credit: U. S. Geological Survey) |
| General
Information - Small, active, insect-eating bird that often forages in dead leaves - Thin pointed bill - Black and buff head stripes - Buffy breast with whiter underparts - Upperparts solidly olive-brown - Pink legs - Sexes and ages similar in plumage Similar species The bold head stripes on an otherwise plain bird make the Worm-eating Warbler unlikely to be confused with any other warbler. |
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