Red-faced Warbler

About the Red-faced Warbler

Also known as: Red-fronted Warbler, American Red-faced Warbler

The Red-faced Warbler is a species of New World warbler that lives in mountainous regions of Mexico and Central America, and into parts of Arizona and New Mexico in the United States. They prefer a coniferous or pine and oak forest habitat.

Red-faced Warblers are fairly colorful little birds, named for the bright red face feathers. Males and females look alike for the most part, though females tend to be duller.

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Details & Statistics

Added to Birdorable
Hatched on 03 December 2012
Scientific Name
Cardellina rubrifrons
  • Passeriformes
  • Parulidae
  • Cardellina
  • C. rubrifrons
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Conservation Status
Least Concern (as of 7 April 2020)
LC
  • Least Concern (LC)
  • Near Threatened (NT)
  • Vulnerable (VU)
  • Endangered (EN)
  • Critically Endangered (CR)
  • Extinct in the Wild (EW)
  • Extinct (EX)
Source: IUCN Red List
Measurements
Units: Imperial / Metric
5.5 inches
8.3 inches
.3 to .4 ounces

Range

International Names

Chinese (汉语) 红脸森莺
Czech (Cesky) lesňáček rudočelý
Danish (Dansk) Rødmaske
Dutch (Nederlands) Roodmaskerzanger
Finnish (Suomi) mustahilkkakerttuli
French (Français) Paruline à face rouge
German (Deutsch) Dreifarben-Waldsänger
Italian (Italiano) Parula cardellina
Japanese (日本語) アカガオアメリカムシクイ [akagaoamerikamushikui]
Norwegian (Norsk) Rubinparula
Polish (Polski) szczyglówka
Russian (русский язык) Краснолицая древесница
Spanish (Español) Chipe de Cara Colorada
Swedish (Svenska) Rödbröstad skogssångare
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