Old World Warblers
Sylviidae
Family Distribution
This map shows the combined distribution of all species in the Sylviidae 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 Balearic Warbler demonstrates high agility, constantly flitting through dense vegetation and foraging with nimble movements. Its small size and ability to navigate complex scrubland habitats suggest excellent manoeuvrability.
As a small warbler, the Blackcap's strength is relatively modest. Whilst capable of the physical demands of migration and nest-building, their size limits their overall strength compared to larger avian species.
This species shows remarkable adaptability, thriving in the specific Mediterranean scrubland of the Balearic Islands. Its ability to survive without drinking water, obtaining moisture from prey, and its year-round residency in a limited range demonstrate high adaptability to its niche environment.
During breeding season, male Blackcaps display considerable aggression in defending their territories, engaging in vocal battles. However, outside of this period, they are generally not overly aggressive, maintaining a balanced score in this attribute.
The Garden Warbler's endurance is exceptionally high. Its ability to undertake long-distance migrations from Europe to sub-Saharan Africa, coupled with the capacity to increase body weight by up to 65% before these journeys, demonstrates remarkable stamina and energy efficiency.
