Crescent-chested Warbler

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The Crescent-chested Warbler is a small, colorful warbler found in highland forests. It features an olive-green back, bright yellow underparts, a gray head, and a distinctive reddish crescent mark on its breast.

Where to spot

Resident in highland areas from southern Mexico south through Central America to western Panama.

How to spot

Look for it in humid montane evergreen forests, particularly in the canopy or mid-story. Listen for its high-pitched, thin song. Binoculars are essential for spotting its small, active form.

When to spot

Can be observed year-round within its resident mountain forest habitats. Most active and vocal during the local breeding season.

Where to spot

Resident in highland areas from southern Mexico south through Central America to western Panama.

How to spot

Look for it in humid montane evergreen forests, particularly in the canopy or mid-story. Listen for its high-pitched, thin song. Binoculars are essential for spotting its small, active form.

When to spot

Can be observed year-round within its resident mountain forest habitats. Most active and vocal during the local breeding season.

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This warbler often forages by gleaning insects from foliage and also by sallying out to catch flying insects, showcasing its versatility in acquiring food.

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