The Canada Warbler has slate gray upper parts and bright yellow under parts. The bright yellow is streaked with black to form what looks like a necklace around the birds neck. There is an eye ring that can be white or yellow or any where in between. Its bill is mostly gray and its feet and legs are pink. This warbler likes dense undergrowth in mixed hardwood forests.
It is getting harder to find in our area because their population is said to be declining at rates of 4% to 7% per year.