Chestnut-sided Warbler

Description:

Non-breeding female Warbler with yellow crown to tail. White underside with little chestnut on flanks. Two white wing bars. Tail usually pointing above wings.

Habitat:

This would hide in bushes and trees and then would come down to the fountain to drink and bathe.

Notes:

Though not common in the west, but some have been showing up in different areas during the fall. Found in a family owned farm and the rest maintained by East Bay regional park