Emei Leaf Warbler

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The Emei Leaf Warbler is a small, agile bird typical of the Phylloscopidae family, characterized by its subtle greenish-yellow plumage. It is known for its preference for specific high-altitude forest habitats.

Where to spot

Inhabits broadleaf and mixed forests, particularly in mountainous regions, found in specific high-elevation areas of East Asia.

How to spot

Look for its quick, darting movements through the forest canopy or undergrowth. Its distinctive song or call can be the most reliable way to locate it.

When to spot

Best observed during the spring and summer breeding season when males are vocal and more active. Early mornings are often most productive.

Where to spot

Inhabits broadleaf and mixed forests, particularly in mountainous regions, found in specific high-elevation areas of East Asia.

How to spot

Look for its quick, darting movements through the forest canopy or undergrowth. Its distinctive song or call can be the most reliable way to locate it.

When to spot

Best observed during the spring and summer breeding season when males are vocal and more active. Early mornings are often most productive.

This species was only relatively recently recognized as distinct from similar-looking warblers, highlighting the ongoing discoveries in avian taxonomy.

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