| Yellow-browed warbler - Phylloscopus inornatus |
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| Monday, 28 December 2009 19:23 |
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OverviewFamily - Warblers and allies (Sylviidae). A small, green warbler similar in size to a goldcrest. The yellow 'eyebrow' is distinctive, as is the coal tit-like call. Yellow-browed warblers breed in Siberia and occur in the UK every year as they migrate south-westwards. They can be seen in coastal trees and scrub, arriving on the east coast initially, though some birds do make it into south-west England. They are about from September to November; a few birds may attempt to spend winter in this country. Comment This bird was photographed in December 2009 in Westhay NNR in the Somerset Levels. |


