Tytler's Leaf Warbler has a noticeable eyebrow, a long slender bill, and a short tail. It breeds in coniferous forest in the northwestern Himalayas and winters in Myanmar.
It has a noticeable supercilium, a long slender bill, and a short tail.
It feeds on small insects and larvae. In its breeding range it uses evergreen and coniferous forests. Its nest is described as a ball made from grass, bark, lichen, fur, and feathers.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.