The Prothonotary Warbler stands out as a bright yellow bird in dim wet forests. It forages low near water and nests in holes in standing dead trees.
It is bright yellow, with blue-grey wings and a distinctive black eye.
It searches low branches in swampy and riverside woods and often feeds above water or along shorelines. It nests in holes in standing dead trees and may use nest boxes.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.