IUCN Conservation Status: Least Concern One of the most common
birds of the Eastern forests, the Red-eyed Vireo is heard far
more than it is seen. It sings continuously from the forest
canopy from dawn to dusk. The vireo's song is a series of
phrases interspaced with short pauses, like the song of an
American Robin broken into pieces. Song a broken series of
slurred notes. Each phrase usually ends in either a downslur or
an upswing, as if the bird asks a question, then answers it,
over and over. Call a catbird-like "myaah."