Yellow-vented Warbler

Yellow-vented WarblerThe Yellow-vented Warbler uses mountain bamboo and evergreen broadleaf forest during the breeding season and moves southeast in winter. The nominate subspecies described in the source is yellow with a white belly.What does it look like?The nominate subspecies, P. c. cantator, has blackish sides to the crown, mostly yellow plumage, and a white belly.How does it live?The Yellow-vented Warbler uses mountain bamboo and evergreen broadleaf forest during the breeding season and moves southeast in winter. The nominate subspecies described in the source is yellow with a white belly.During the breeding season it uses bamboo and dense evergreen broadleaf forest and feeds mostly on insects and larvae. It generally forages alone or in pairs then.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.