Leaf Warblers
Phylloscopidae
Family Distribution
This map shows the combined distribution of all species in the Phylloscopidae family.
Colour intensity indicates the number of species present in each region:
- Darker colours = More species
- Lighter colours = Fewer species
Notable Species
Attribute Champions
The Chiffchaff displays remarkable agility, constantly flitting through foliage and even hovering whilst foraging for insects. Its restless nature and ability to navigate dense vegetation with ease justify a high agility rating.
As a small, slender bird weighing between 8-15 grams, the Wood Warbler's strength is relatively low compared to larger avian species. However, it possesses sufficient strength for its size to perform its daily activities and long-distance migrations.
Chiffchaffs demonstrate exceptional adaptability, thriving in various wooded habitats from sea level to 3,300 metres. Their ability to adjust migratory patterns in response to climate change further showcases their adaptability.
During breeding season, male Chiffchaffs become quite territorial, vigorously defending their areas with persistent singing and aerial displays. However, they are not known for extreme aggression towards other species.
The Willow Warbler's endurance is particularly noteworthy. Their ability to undertake annual migrations of up to 12,000 km (7,456 miles), coupled with their active foraging behaviour and the energy demands of breeding, suggests exceptional stamina for a bird of this size.
