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A bird of thickets and open areas, usually seen low or on the ground. Birds from the easternmost part of the range ('Yellow Palm Warblers') are rather colorful, but most others are quite drab; however, they can be recognized by the constant bobbing of their tails. Many Palm Warblers spend the winter in the southeastern United States, especially in Florida, where they may be seen near palm groves but not up in the palms themselves.
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