Warblers of Southern Arizona: Black Throated Gray Warbler

Continuing my series on Warblers of Southern Arizona, in alphabetical order, next up:

Black Throated Gray Warbler

Distinctive Identification Marks:

All black and white -- except yellow spot above lores; bold white supercilium; white underparts; black streaks on sides; distinctive black throat in male; variable black throat in female; white wing bars; gray unstreaked back;

Frequency: common

Season: April through October

Range: Western United States

Habitat:

Mid Tree

Lower Tree and Brush

Ground

Feeding Behavior:

Gleaning: perched bird takes prey from branch

Pouncing: perched bird takes prey from ground

General Behavior:

Very active; constant movement

Where to Find:

Mount Lemmon

Huachuca Mountains

Santa Cruz River

Chance of Finding: 75% in preferred season, habitat, and location  

In Mesquite Tree

In Deciduous Tree

With a flower pedal

In Pine Tree

On Ground

In Juniper Tree