NSIS: Florida's Common Land Birds

Vireos forage in trees and thickets for insects and berries. They don't visit feeders or use nest boxes.

Black-whiskered Vireos inhabit coastal mangrove and hardwood habitats. They are more common in southern areas.

name	area	season	diet/native food plants
Black-whiskered Vireo	NCS	SpSu-B	insects*, fruit coffee colubrina, necklace pod, Torchwood, viburnum
Red-eyed Vireo	NCS	SpSu-B	insects*, fruit coffee colubrina, magnolia, necklace pod, sassafras, spice bush, Torchwood, viburnum
White-eyed Vireo	NCS	SpSuFW-B	insects*, fruit coffee colubrina, necklace pod, sassafras, Torchwood, viburnum,wax myrtle
Yellow-throated Vireo	NC CS	SpSuF-B SpFW-M	insects*, fruit coffee colubrina, necklace pod, Torchwood, viburnum
N=north C=central S=south Sp=spring Su=summer F=fall W=winter B=breeds in Florida during season(s) underlined M=Migrant

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