Oriente Warbler
NameOriente Warbler
Common NameOriente Warbler
Scientific NameTeretistris fornsi
FamilyTeretistridae
Wingspan (cm)14.5
Length (cm)13
Weight (g)7
Plumage DetailsThe plumage features grey upperparts, including the crown, nape, back, and wings. The throat, breast, and belly are a vibrant yellow. It has a dark eye surrounded by a subtle yellow eye-ring and a slender, dark bill.
Vocalization / CallIts vocalizations include a rapid, high-pitched trill, often described as a series of 'tsee-tsee-tsee' notes or a rapid 'chip-chip-chip'.
Primary Dietinsectivore
Primary Habitatsforest
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeThis species is endemic to the eastern regions of Cuba, inhabiting various forest types across its range.
Identifying Featuresgrey upperparts, bright yellow underparts, yellow face and throat, dark eye with yellow eye-ring, small size
Description
The Oriente Warbler is a small, active songbird endemic to eastern Cuba. It is characterized by its striking grey upperparts contrasting with bright yellow underparts and face, often seen foraging in the understory of forests.
