Sakhalin Leaf Warbler

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The Sakhalin Leaf Warbler is a small, agile bird of the leaf-warbler family, known for its somewhat plain olive-grey plumage and active foraging behavior within dense vegetation.

Where to spot

Breeds in coniferous and mixed forests in parts of Northeast Asia, migrating to Southeast Asia for the winter months.

How to spot

Learn its distinctive song, which can differentiate it from similar-looking warblers. Observe its rapid movements and gleaning behavior in the undergrowth or mid-canopy.

When to spot

Best observed during the breeding season (late spring to summer) when individuals are vocal. Also possible to see during migration.

Where to spot

Breeds in coniferous and mixed forests in parts of Northeast Asia, migrating to Southeast Asia for the winter months.

How to spot

Learn its distinctive song, which can differentiate it from similar-looking warblers. Observe its rapid movements and gleaning behavior in the undergrowth or mid-canopy.

When to spot

Best observed during the breeding season (late spring to summer) when individuals are vocal. Also possible to see during migration.

This species was formerly considered a subspecies of the Arctic Warbler, but genetic studies led to its reclassification as a distinct species, highlighting the complexities of avian taxonomy.

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