Pale-legged Leaf Warbler
Pale-legged Leaf Warbler
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The Pale-legged Leaf Warbler is a small and rather nondescript warbler, characterized by its pale legs and feet, which can be a useful identification clue. Its plumage is generally dull olive-brown.
Where to spot
Breeds in mixed deciduous and coniferous forests in northern parts of Asia and migrates to Southeast Asia for the winter.
How to spot
Listen for its rather distinctive, somewhat reedy song. Look for it foraging actively in the lower to mid-canopy. Patience is key, as it can be shy.
When to spot
During the breeding season in spring and summer in its northern range, and during migration or winter in its southern range.
Where to spot
Breeds in mixed deciduous and coniferous forests in northern parts of Asia and migrates to Southeast Asia for the winter.
How to spot
Listen for its rather distinctive, somewhat reedy song. Look for it foraging actively in the lower to mid-canopy. Patience is key, as it can be shy.
When to spot
During the breeding season in spring and summer in its northern range, and during migration or winter in its southern range.
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Despite its common name, identifying its pale legs can be challenging in the field, making its distinct song and calls often more reliable for identification.
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