American Redstart
Setophaga ruticilla
Passage migrant — spring and fallRare
The take
Constant motion, fanned tail, orange flashes — migration's showiest passerby.
How to ID it
- Adult male is mostly black with bright orange patches on the sides, wings, and tail; females swap orange for yellow with a gray head.
- Constantly fans its long, expressive tail, flashing the orange or yellow patches to startle insects.
- Hyperactive insectivore that darts after flushed prey and grabs it in midair.
Field marks at a glance
- Size
- small
- Head
- black (male), gray (female)
- Call
- thin high see-see-see-sew
Where & when
Passage migrant — spring and fall
Learn more
Sources
- Facts — ebird.org, verified August 2026
- Reference — allaboutbirds.org