The Uganda Woodland Warbler is recorded in Uganda's Budongo Forest and Kenya's Kakamega Forest. It is olive green above and pale below and searches dense undergrowth for invertebrates.
The upperparts are olive green with yellow-olive wing edges; underparts are whitish with olive on flanks and thighs. A pale eyebrow sits above a dark eye-stripe.
It uses dense undergrowth in primary forest and is active by day, gleaning invertebrates from montane vegetation.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.