Oriente Warbler

Oriente WarblerThis forest-dwelling bird is endemic to Cuba; its species page says it is most often seen in the eastern half of the island. The crown and back are gray, with yellow on the face and breast.What does it look like?Birds of Cuba describes a gray crown and back, a yellow face and breast, and a bright yellow eye-ring.How does it live?This forest-dwelling bird is endemic to Cuba; its species page says it is most often seen in the eastern half of the island. The crown and back are gray, with yellow on the face and breast.The species page describes it as forest-dwelling.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.