Hume's Bush Warbler

Hume's Bush WarblerHume's Bush Warbler is a small bird of the Himalayan region. It occurs in grassy places and bamboo thickets and has brown upperparts with a pale line above the eye.What does it look like?Its upperparts are brown, with a pale eyebrow and a darker line through the eye. The chin and throat are grayish white, the breast is buff, and the belly and flanks are pale yellow.How does it live?Hume's Bush Warbler is a small bird of the Himalayan region. It occurs in grassy places and bamboo thickets and has brown upperparts with a pale line above the eye.It uses tall grassy areas, dense bamboo thickets, and forests. During breeding it makes a deep cup or ball-shaped nest of dry grass, leaves, and other material, placed low in a bush or thick undergrowth.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.