Three-striped Warbler

Three-striped WarblerThis warbler lives in mountain forests on the eastern Andean slope. Its yellow-olive body and black-and-white head stripes are distinctive. The Peru account notes duller birds in Puno than farther north.What does it look like?It is yellow-olive overall, with white and black stripes on the head. PeruAves distinguishes the duller birds in Puno from those farther north in Peru.How does it live?This warbler lives in mountain forests on the eastern Andean slope. Its yellow-olive body and black-and-white head stripes are distinctive. The Peru account notes duller birds in Puno than farther north.In Peru, it is common in the middle and lower layers of mountain forest on the eastern Andean slope, at about 1,050–2,200 m.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.