Kentucky Warbler

Kentucky Warblers stay low in the dense understory of moist deciduous forest, foraging on and near the ground rather than high in the canopy. Its loud, rolling song is far more often heard than the bird is seen, so patient listening near shaded ravines and streamside thickets is the best strategy. Spring migration and the breeding season, roughly May through July across the eastern United States, offer the most vocal and active birds.