Yellow-rumped Audubon Warbler - Dendroica coronata

The Yellow-rumped Audubon Warbler is one of two forms of Yellow-rumped Warblers. The Yellow-rumped Myrtle Warbler is the other form. While they are the same species, they have different characteristics. They are found throughout North and Central America. Diet includes insects, fruits and seeds.

Breeding (April-Aug)

Male 03/23/2007 - Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, CA Male 03/23/2007 - Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, CA

Male 04/05/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA Male 04/05/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA

Non-breeding

Winter Male 02/05/2007 - Berkeley Marina Meadow; Berkley, CA Winter Male 02/05/2007 - Berkeley Marina Meadow; Berkley, CA	Winter Male 10/11/2007 - Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, CA Winter Male 10/11/2007 - Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, CA	Winter Female 10/17/2007 - Cesar Chavez Park; Berkeley, CA Winter Female 10/17/2007 - Cesar Chavez Park; Berkeley, CA
Winter Male 10/30/2007 - Albany Bulb; Albany, CA Winter Male 10/30/2007 - Albany Bulb; Albany, CA	Female 11/08/2007 - Bodega Bay, CA Female 11/08/2007 - Bodega Bay, CA	Winter female 01/02/2008 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA Winter female 01/02/2008 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA
Winter female 10/20/2008 - Heather Farms; Walnut Creek, CA Winter female 10/20/2008 - Heather Farms; Walnut Creek, CA	Winter Male 01/16/2010 - Emeryville Marina; Emeryville, CA Winter Male 01/16/2010 - Emeryville Marina; Emeryville, CA	Winter Male eating a bug 02/13/2010 - Garin Regional Park, Hayward, CA Winter Male eating a bug 02/13/2010 - Garin Regional Park, Hayward, CA
Male 03/01/2010 - Coyote Hills; Fremonth, CA Male 03/01/2010 - Coyote Hills; Fremonth, CA	Male 03/01/2010 - Coyote Hills; Fremonth, CA Male 03/01/2010 - Coyote Hills; Fremonth, CA

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