Red-faced Warbler
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About the Red-faced Warbler
Also known as: Red-fronted Warbler, American Red-faced Warbler
The Red-faced Warbler is a species of New World warbler that lives in mountainous regions of Mexico and Central America, and into parts of Arizona and New Mexico in the United States. They prefer a coniferous or pine and oak forest habitat.
Red-faced Warblers are fairly colorful little birds, named for the bright red face feathers. Males and females look alike for the most part, though females tend to be duller.
Details & Statistics
Added to Birdorable
Hatched December 3, 2012
Scientific Name
Cardellina rubrifrons
Bird Family
Measurements
Length:
5.5 inches
(14 cm)
Wingspan:
8.3 inches
(21.1 cm)
Weight:
.3 to .4 ounces
(8.5 to 11.3 grams)
International Names
Chinese
红脸森莺
Czech
lesňáček rudočelý
Danish
Rødmaske
Dutch
Roodmaskerzanger
Finnish
mustahilkkakerttuli
French
Paruline à face rouge
German
Dreifarben-Waldsänger
Italian
Parula cardellina
Japanese
アカガオアメリカムシクイ [akagaoamerikamushikui]
Norwegian
Rubinparula
Polish
szczyglówka
Russian
Краснолицая древесница
Spanish
Chipe de Cara Colorada
Swedish
Rödbröstad skogssångare
