| Whistler's Warbler Phylloscopus whistleri (aka Seicercus whistleri) |
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Mo Chu, Punakha, Bhutan Whistler's Warbler is distributed along the Himalayas and into north-west Myanmar. It is found in the undergrowth of cool temperate forest where it feeds on insects. |
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It is very similar to Green-crowned Warbler P. burkii so I hope that I have identified it correctly. It has a reasonably long tail with white on the outer edges, the lateral blackish crown stripes are not too well defined on the forehead; the eyering appears complete not broken at the rear; and there is a pale wing-bar visible on photo 3. All photos are of the same bird. | |||
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There are recordings on xeno-canto and additional information is available via Avibase. | |||
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