Species group · Birds
WAnimals has 5 species of warbler, in the family Sylviidae.
Each one has its own full profile. This group does not replace them: it brings them together.
No species documented in this group is genuinely at risk according to the IUCN, with the data available today.
Recorded in 60 countries. The ones with the most species in the group:
It sings on a short climbing flight above the brambles.
From
Its courtship is among the most persistent of any Iberian bird: the male chases the female offering her a blade of grass in his bill, she attacks him, he backs off and comes at it again until she accepts him.
From
On sunny days it is bold and shows itself on top of the bushes, but in cloudy or wet weather it becomes extremely secretive.
From
Resident and closely tied to scrub; fires hit it hard.
From
Spain holds most of the world population of the species: what happens to the Mediterranean scrub here determines its global future.
From
It is resident and highly sensitive to cold: a particularly hard winter can crash the populations at the northern edge of its range, as happened in England in the 1960s, when it came close to disappearing from the country.
From
The black spotting on the male's breast is unique among the warblers of its genus and makes it the only one identifiable at a glance even in poor light.
From
·
Ranges calculated from the profiles that record the figure, not from all 5.
It is endemic to Cyprus as a breeder, and its entire world population depends on the Mediterranean scrub of a single island.
From