CLASS AVES

Wilson's Warbler

Animals Kingdom (Animalia)

• Chordates (Phylum Chordata)

• Vertebrates (Subphylum Vertebrata)

• Birds (Class Aves)

The Cardellina pusilla, commonly known as the Wilson's Warbler, is a species of small bird native to North and Central America. It inhabits open woodlands, usually near the edges of dense forests. It has a wide range going from Alaska down to northern Mexico. The diet of the Wilson's Warbler consists mainly of insects, spiders, and berries. It forages by hopping along branches and foliage, and can often be seen hanging upside down to feed.