5 Written Questions

1. Active fly catcher.
2. White throat, wingbars, and belly; yellow shoulder and rump
3. Distinct features of Yellow Warbler
4. 
   Note the lack of yellow eye ring.
5. feeding along the trunks and larger branchescof trees

5 Matching Questions

1. Kentucky Warbler
2. Location of Balck-and-White Warbler
3. Yellow Warbler
4. Yellow-rumped Warblers
5. Black-and-white warbler

1. a
2. b Common in deciduous forest in eastern US and southern Canada.
3. c
4. d
5. e
   Black face w/ yellow eye ring, throat, chest, and belly. Back is olive green.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Uncommon, lives along rivers and swamps in eastern US.
   1. Louisiana Waterthrush
   2. Range of Common Yellowthroat
   3. Range of Louisiana Waterthrush
   4. Range of Yellow-Brested Chat
2. Wood-Warblers
   1. Yellow Warbler
   2. Magnolia Warbler
   3. Parulidae
   4. Ovenbird
3. 
   Note heavy bill and larger size. Not shown are the white spectacles.
   1. Yellow-breasted Chat
   2. Yellow-rumped Warblers
   3. Range of Yellow-Brested Chat
   4. Yellow Warbler
4. 
   1. Behavior of Ovenbird
   2. Parulidae
   3. Magnolia Warbler
   4. Ovenbird
5. Common in willow thickets, orchards, and suburban shrubbery.
   1. Location of American Redstart
   2. Magnolia Warbler
   3. Location of Yellow Warblers
   4. Yellow Warbler

5 True/False Question

1. Distinct features of Black-throated Green Warbler → Common in high moutain conifers, oaks, and cypresses in NE north American.
   

   True        False

2. Range of Common Yellowthroat → Abundant in moist grassy or shrubby areas in US and souther Canada.
   

   True        False

3. Louisiana Waterthrush → Uncommon, lives along rivers and swamps in eastern US.
   

   True        False

4. Black-throated Green Warbler → Common in high moutain conifers, oaks, and cypresses in NE north American.
   

   True        False

5. Range of Black-throated Green Warblers →
   

   True        False