The "Myrtle" race of the Yellow-rumped Warbler, which has a white throat, breeds across much of southern Canada and Alaska and in the northern US from Minnesota east to Maine. The "Audubon's" race of the Yellow-rumped Warbler, which has a yellow throat, breeds throughout the western US, western Canada, and southern Alaska. Each race is common in migration and winter in the southern US in their respective eastern (Myrtle) and western (Audubon's) ranges.