Yellow-throated Warbler

KANSAS: SINC
FEDERAL: N/A
Scientific Name: Setophaga dominica
CATEGORY: SINC
SPECIES CLASS: Birds
Date Listed: S 1987
Recovery Plan: No

SPECIES DESCRIPTION

The Yellow-throated Warbler is confined mostly to riverine forests, particularly in southeastern Kansas. It prefers tall sycamores for nesting and foraging.
This bird seems to be a regular nester at Schermerhorn Park, Cherokee County. In the summer months, they have also been found around Neosho Falls, Woodson County. They may also breed in Linn, Leavenworth, and Woodson counties, but no nests have been found.
Their nests are made out of thin grasses, small fine pieces of bark, lichen, moss from overhanging rocky ledges, and tent caterpillar webbing. These birds feed primarily on insects.

Yellow-throated Warbler
SPECIES PROTECTION AND CRITICAL HABITATS: DESIGNATED CRITICAL HABITATS
The following counties contain critical habitat for Yellow-throated Warbler:
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