- Dendroica plumbea
Description
12 cm (4.75 inches). Medium to dark gray upperparts, two white wing-bars, a white eye-brow, dark stripe through the eye, white semi-circle below the eye and below this a light gray cheek. Underparts are pale gray with white at the centre of the breast.
Distribution and Taxonomy
Found only in Dominica and the Guadeloupe archipelago. Plumbeous Warbler is considered monotypic.
Habitat
Found most numerous in wet forests and swamps at all elevations, but occationally also in dry forests.
Behavior
Reported to be slow-moving, which I have not really noticed. Gleens insects in low to mid levels of bushes, vines, and trees. Can also eat berries. Also reported to habitually flick its tail.
External Links
The following link is supposed to find images of this bird in the gallery, however, none was found at the time of editing.
