Habitat - The yellowthroat often breeds in wet or damp situations like reeds and cattails around streams, ponds, marshes, damp meadows, fields, and ditches. It also breeds in drier locations such as rejuvenated logging cuts and brushy forest openings. It stays low to the ground.
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