This slender warbler is marked in black and yellow. Despite its name, it favors scrubby second-growth forest and young pine stands rather than open prairie.
A slender bird with striking black-and-yellow plumage, it constantly flicks its tail.
It uses scrubby second-growth forest and young pine stands. In spring, males sing from high, mostly exposed perches in their territories.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.