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Yellow-rumped Warbler
Setophaga coronata
Pronounced (approx.): set-OFF-uh-guh kor-oh-NAH-tuh
A widespread warbler whose yellow rump remains useful even in subdued nonbreeding plumage.
Three Identification Clues
A bright yellow rump is a useful mark in every season.
Yellow patches at the sides of the breast accompany streaked upperparts and pale wingbars.
Myrtle-type birds have a white throat; Audubon’s-type birds have a yellow throat. Color intensity varies with age and season.
Field Photographs
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Range & Sightings
Seasonal Range
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Observation records are not a complete seasonal range map.
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