The Green Warbler breeds in forests of the Caucasus and winters mainly in southern India. Its greenish back and pale wing bars help distinguish it.
Its upperparts range from dull to bright green, with yellow usually limited to the face. It has two whitish wing bars, though only one may be visible, and a pale orange lower bill.
It breeds in Caucasus mountain forests and winters mainly in southern India. Its fast, repeated three-syllable song also helps distinguish it from similar leaf-warblers.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.