The Connecticut Warbler has a gray hood and yellow belly and breeds mainly in southern Canada. It walks near the ground to find insects.
It has a gray hood, yellow belly, and olive back. A large pale eye ring and a large bill are also distinctive.
It walks slowly through undergrowth and searches for insects near the ground. During the breeding season, males may sing for long stretches from tree branches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.