The Oriente Warbler is endemic to Cuba and along with the Northern Parula was the most common warbler we seen daily.
The Oriente Warbler forages from the ground to the forest mid-level probing bark and clumps of dead leaves. Its major prey is beetles but it feeds on other insects, other invertebrates and small lizards.
The Oriente Warbler is endemic to Cuban.
Its natural habitats include dry forests, lowland moist forests, montane moist forests, and xeric shrublands.
A noisy flocking species that uses a wide variety of wooded and scrubby habitats. Its combination of blue-gray upperparts, yellow from throat to upper belly, and gray lower belly eliminate all other species in range. Cornell All About Birds
