Chapter 24, Problem 4TYU

Summary Introduction

Introduction: “Yellow-rumped Warblers” are fairly large birds with a large head, strong bill, and long-narrow tail. Color pattern of these birds differ during summer and winter. Both sexes exhibit attractive gray color during summer with white flare in wings, yellow color on the face, sides, and rump. Males exhibit remarkable shaded pattern, while females are dull and may show some brown color. During winter, these birds are pale brown in color and exhibit a bright yellow rump with some yellow on the sides.