Western Crowned Warbler

Western Crowned WarblerThe Western Crowned Warbler breeds in the mountains of Central Asia and winters in forests on the Indian peninsula. It moves restlessly from branch to branch, searching among leaves for insects.What does it look like?Olive upperparts contrast with broad dark crown stripes and a yellow supercilium. Its pale underside has yellow streaks, and the wings show two yellow bars.How does it live?The Western Crowned Warbler breeds in the mountains of Central Asia and winters in forests on the Indian peninsula. It moves restlessly from branch to branch, searching among leaves for insects.During breeding, it moves quickly through scrub and open conifer branches in search of insects. In winter it moves to forests of the Indian peninsula and can be seen in groups.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.