Hermit Warbler

This is another lover of the coniferous forests and seldom wanders very far from their deep shade. Their sharp contrasting markings of yellow, white and black form conspicuous spots of color against the dark green background. Its song seems to be as individual as its coloration and is described by Walter Fisher in the words zeegle-zeegle-zeegle-zeek. They prefer their own society and seldom mingle with other species of Warblers.