General Description: Orange-crowned Warblers (Vermivora celata) are sexually monomorphic warblers. Both genders are dull, yellow green with a bit of darker streaking on the breast. There is a bit of a light eyeline. In breeding season, an orangish crown patch can sometimes be seen.

Favored Habitat: Often found in shrubby habitats with trees, especially near water.

Where to Find: Corn Creek, Willow Springs, Floyd Lamb State Park, and the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve.

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