Wood Warbler

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The Wood Warbler is a yellow-green singer, found mainly in deciduous forests with tall trees. In autumn, breeding birds in western Europe migrate to the south.

Wiki:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phylloscopus_sibilatrix

Map:

http://eol.org/pages/1178071/maps

Scientific name:

Phylloscopus sibilatrix

Presence in western Europe:

Common

More information

Size:

Sparrow

Birdtype:

songbirds

Main colour:

Green,

Yellow

Beak colour:

Grey

Beak shape:

Thin and short

Eyestripe:

Yellow

Crown colour:

Green

Breast colour:

White,

Yellow

Belly colour:

White

Throat colour:

Green,

Yellow

Rump colour:

Green

Upperwing colour:

Green,

Light brown

Underwing colour:

Grey

Wing shape:

Rounded

Leg colour:

Buff

Leg shape:

Songbird

Tail colour:

Green

Tail shape:

Square

Looks like

Willow Warbler

Read more about Willow Warbler

The Willow Warbler has a yellow belly and chest, the Wood Warbler has a white belly. The songs are very different.

Chiffchaff

Read more about Chiffchaff

The Wood Warbler has a bright white chest and belly. It has a very different song. The Chiffchaff keeps on repeating its own name, the Wood Warbler has a varied song.