Chestnut-sided Warbler - Dendroica pensylvanica

The Chestnut-sided Warbler breeds in northeastern U.S. and southeast Canada. Winters are spent in Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. The plumage of the adult male is quite striking with the chestnut streaked flanks and the yellow crown. They mainly eat insects during breeding season and during the winter they will eat fruit.

Breeding (March-Aug)

Male 04/19/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/19/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Male 04/16/2012 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas Male 04/16/2012 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas	Male 04/19/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/19/2014 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas
Male 04/20/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/20/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Male 04/21/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/21/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas	Male 04/21/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas Male 04/21/2015 - Lafitte's Cove, Galveston, Texas

Non-breeding (Aug_March)

Male 09/16/2014 - Nichols Arboretum, Ann Arbor, Michigan Male 09/16/2014 - Nichols Arboretum, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Female 09/16/2014 - Nichols Arboretum, Ann Arbor, Michigan Female 09/16/2014 - Nichols Arboretum, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Female 09/17/2014 - Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, Ohio Female 09/17/2014 - Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, Ohio

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