The Chestnut-sided Warbler breed in North America from the Great Lakes and southern Canada to the east coast. In winter they fly down to Central and South America as far south as Colombia.
In summer the male Chestnut-sided Warbler are strikingly colored. They have a dark gray back, white face, black eyestripes and chestnut flanks. They also have two light wing bars.
New World warblers are famous for their fabulous colors, especially during spring migration when the birds have their fresh breeding plumage. For Warbler Week we've added five new warbler coloring pages to our free downloads collection: Direct link to the coloring pages: Read more »
Here are two new Birdorable coloring pages for some cute coloring fun: the Willow Ptarmigan (or Willow Grouse) and Chestnut-sided Warbler. Go to Coloring Pages to download these two new PDFs and check the Meet the Birds page to check the colors. Read more »
The Chestnut-sided Warbler is a small songbird with a yellow forehead, white breast and chestnut streaks along its sides. They bread in eastern North America and winter in Central America. Each winter they return to the same area... Read more »
