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Hume’s Warbler
🔍 Overview
A very rare late-autumn vagrant from Central Asia. Similar to Yellow-browed Warbler but duller and more secretive.
🪶 Key Identification Features
Greyish-olive above, pale below
Two pale wing bars
Dark legs and subtle yellow in supercilium
🗺️ Habitat & Distribution
Most often found in coastal scrub or bushy areas during October to December. Recorded at Beachy Head, Seaford, and Cuckmere Haven.
🎶 Voice & Behaviour
Call is a sharp, flat “tsu-eet“—less sweet than Yellow-browed. Actively forages in low vegetation and trees.
Scientific Name: Phylloscopus humei
Status: Very Rare