Macaulay Library Photos for Hooded Warbler
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Hooded Warbler Setophaga citrina
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Adult male
Adult males have a bright yellow face surrounded by a black hood and throat. They are olive above and yellow below. Often fans tail to show white outer tail feathers.
© Evan Lipton
Female/immature
Females/immatures have a yellow face and throat and an olive crown and back. The underside of the tail feathers are white, the outer corners of which flash white when fanned.
© Jay McGowan
Adult female
Adult females have a bright yellow face surrounded by a partial blackish hood and sometimes a bit of black on the throat. The black patches are not as complete as adult males.
© Ryan Schain
Female/immature
Some females/immatures show a partial black crown spotted with yellow. Entirely yellow below except for white undertail feathers.
© Luke Seitz
Adult male
Often found in the understory of forests with shrubby understory. Adult males have a bright yellow face and a beady black eye surrounded by a black hood and throat.
© Kevin Couture
Adult male
Adult males have a bright yellow face surrounded by black hood and throat. Olive above and yellow below. Often fans tail to show white outer tail feathers.
© Matthew Sabourin
Adult male
Breeds in hardwood forests in the Eastern United States with a shrubby understory.
© Griffin Richards