Vireo

Small warbler with yellow throat and breast.

The Vocalists of the Canopy: A Guide to Vireo Species in the United States

Vireos (Vireo genus) are a distinct family of New World songbirds known for their relatively dull, olive-green or grayish plumage, stout, slightly hooked bills, and, most notably, their persistent and often deliberate, sing-song vocalizations. While they may resemble warblers, their heavier build and slower foraging style distinguish them. The United

The Vocalists of the Canopy: A Guide to Vireo Species in the United States

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