Grey-capped Warbler

Grey-capped WarblerA warbler of East African scrub and forest. Williams and Arlott's 1980 field guide describes a green bird with a grey, black-banded crown and a dark chestnut throat patch that skulks in dense thickets, often near water.What does it look like?Adults are bright green, including the wings and tail. A black band encircles the grey crown, and a dark chestnut patch marks the centre of the throat above pale grey underparts.How does it live?A warbler of East African scrub and forest. Williams and Arlott's 1980 field guide describes a green bird with a grey, black-banded crown and a dark chestnut throat patch that skulks in dense thickets, often near water.It skulks in dense scrub and forest undergrowth, often near water, including thick vegetation along streams and rivers.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.