Yellow-rumped Warbler

breed in coniferous or mixed forests, often near clearings or edges. In migration and winter, found in any woodland or open shrubby area, including coastal dunes, fields, parks, and residential areas. Often sallies out from a conspicuous perch to snatch insects. Also eats berries in the winter. Calls frequently: a rising “chit". Males are strikingly black overall, and show a mostly yellow throat with white corners.