no photo — written note
Birds
A yellow warbler with black sideburns, singing churry-churry from dense southern ravines.
Field facts
HabitatMoist bottomland and ravine forest with thick understory
RangeSouthern Indiana
When to lookMay to August
StatusLeast Concern; declining (Indiana DNR / IUCN Red List)
Look-alikesCommon yellowthroat — full mask
Field note: It nests on the ground under thick cover and rarely leaves the shade.
Lesson
Watching responsibly
Deer overbrowsing destroys its understory; support habitat work.
Your records
No sightings yet. Log one from the Observe tab to earn this stamp.
Log a sighting