golden-cheeked warbler

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The golden-cheeked warbler is a small, endangered songbird native to central Texas, known for its striking yellow facial markings and reliance on mature juniper-oak woodlands for breeding.

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instanceOf New World warbler
bird
endangered species
averageLength about 12 cm
breedingSeason spring
breedsIn Edwards Plateau
Texas Hill Country
central Texas
class Aves
commonNameLanguage English
conservationStatus Endangered
dependsOn Ashe juniper for nesting material
describedInYear 1860s
diet insectivorous
endemicTo Texas
family Parulidae
firstDescribedBy William H. C. L. P. Sclater
genus Setophaga
habitat mature juniper-oak woodlands
mixed Ashe juniper and oak forests
hasCommonName golden-cheeked warbler
iucnStatusSystem IUCN Red List
iucnStatusVersion IUCN 3.1
kingdom Animalia
migratoryBehavior long-distance migrant
nativeTo United States
nestLocation forks of Ashe juniper branches
nestType cup nest
order Passeriformes
phylum Chordata
plumageFeature black crown and throat in males
white underparts with black streaking
yellow cheeks
protectedBy U.S. Endangered Species Act
protectedIn Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge
Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood) habitat management areas
linked to: Fort Cavazos
scientificName Setophaga chrysoparia
songType high-pitched buzzy song
taxonRank species
threat degradation of mature juniper-oak woodlands
habitat fragmentation
habitat loss
urban development in breeding range
usConservationStatus Endangered under U.S. Endangered Species Act
usesMaterialForNest Ashe juniper bark strips
wintersIn Guatemala
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua

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Lost Maples State Natural Area wildlife golden-cheeked warbler
golden-cheeked warbler hasCommonName golden-cheeked warbler