Olive-capped Warbler

Olive-capped WarblerThis warbler inhabits pine woodland in western Cuba. Its yellow-green forehead and dark breast streaks are useful field marks, and it often uses the upper canopy. A Cuban study recorded it in lower strata only during breeding.What does it look like?The forehead is yellow-green, with no prominent white eyebrow, and dark streaks mark the sides of the breast.How does it live?This warbler inhabits pine woodland in western Cuba. Its yellow-green forehead and dark breast streaks are useful field marks, and it often uses the upper canopy. A Cuban study recorded it in lower strata only during breeding.A 2007 survey recorded the warbler most often in the upper canopy. It appeared in lower strata only during the breeding season.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.