Convervation status: Introduced Latin namePhylloscopus inornatus FamilyWarblers and allies (Sylviidae) OverviewA small, green warbler similar in size to a goldcrest. The yellow 'eyebrow' is distinctive, as is the coal tit-like call. Yellow-browed warblers breed in Siberia and occur in the UK every year as they migrate south-westwards. Where to see themCoastal trees and scrub, arriving on the east coast initially, though some birds do make it into south-west England. When to see themFrom September to November; a few birds may attempt to spend winter in this country. What they eatInsects Estimated numbers| Europe | UK breeding* | UK wintering* | UK passage* |
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* UK breeding is the number of pairs breeding annually. UK wintering is the number of individuals present from October to March. UK passage is the number of individuals passing through on migration in spring and/or autumn.
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