The Cape May Warbler is a small bird that breeds in boreal forests of Canada and the northern United States. It uses varied woods and shrublands during migration and winter.
Adult males show chestnut cheeks, a yellow collar, and black streaks on the yellow breast. Females and young birds are paler, with less prominent streaking.
During breeding it searches for insects in spruce and balsam fir forests; during migration and winter it uses varied forest and shrub habitats.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.