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In: Willow Warbler Ca: Mosquiter de passa Da: Løvsanger De: Fitis Es: Mosquitero musical Fi: pajulintu Fr: Pouillot fitis It: Luì grosso Nl: Fitis No: Løvsanger Pt: Felosa-musical Sv: Lövsångare US: Willow Warbler Ru: Пеночка-весничка Bird News Extra subscribers should log in to view an enhanced species page.
IdentificationWillow Warblers are small, neat and greeny-yellow with a fine, insect-eating bill. They are usually seen flicking around amongst the overhanging leaves of a tree or bush. Juveniles in the autumn can appear disarmingly bright yellow. The Willow Warbler invariably looks a stronger, bolder bird than the Chiffchaff. The whole head appears to be more pointed as if the bird is stretching forward, not skulking back. This impression is produced by the longer head, longer beak and clearer eyestripe of a Willow Warbler. The longer wings and pale yellowish legs should confirm the identification. HabitatBreeds in thick ground cover in woodland, farmland and scrub. MigrationMigrates to sub-Saharan Africa as far south as South Africa. This information is taken from the BirdFile on the appropriate BirdGuides DVD-ROM. As well as video and sounds, our CD- and DVD-ROMs contain additional text on Voice, Sexing, Ageing, Food, Nests and Eggs and more.
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