Olive Warbler

Peucedramus taeniatus

Least Concern

The Olive Warbler is a pine-oak woodland specialist of western North America, feeding on insects among conifer branches in southwestern North America. It is generally resident or locally nomadic, using suitable cover and food patches year-round. Fun fact: this batch includes remarkable specialists, from mimic-rich thrashers to brood-parasitic whydahs and nectar-feeding sugarbirds.

Family

Peucedramidae

Group

Olive Warbler

Range

Olive Warbler Range — Resident range in southwestern North America

Population

≈ Unknown

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