Yellow supercilium contrasts with black on forehead and sides of face.
Breeds from east-central Texas north to parts of Iowa and Wisconsin, west from southern New York south to the Florida panhandle. Nests in dense undergrowth of moist, deciduous-conifer woodlands. Winters from the Mexican lowlands through the Yucatan peninsula south through Central America. Some local declines due to forest clearing and deer overbrowsing.