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Radde’s Warbler
🔍 Overview
A very rare autumn migrant to the UK, with a handful of Sussex records. Often found in dense coastal scrub following easterly winds.
🪶 Key Identification Features
Olive-brown above, yellowish below
Strong creamy supercilium (eyebrow)
Long undertail coverts and flicking tail
🗺️ Habitat & Distribution
Best searched for in coastal bushes and willow scrub at sites like Beachy Head or Hope Gap during October.
🎶 Voice & Behaviour
Sharp “tchack” call. Often silent; secretive and skulking but occasionally perches up in thick vegetation.
Scientific Name: Phylloscopus schwarzi
Status: Very Rare