
Yellow-throated Woodland-Warbler
Forests. Olive-green above. Chestnut cap; eyebrows and breast yellow; belly white.

Forests. Olive-green above. Chestnut cap; eyebrows and breast yellow; belly white.

Bushveld. Below white with yellow breast; lower breast may have a small black breast-bar, often absent.

Riverine forests. Below (including underwings) yellow; head grey; rest olive-brown.

Mixed bushveld or scrub. Grey-brown upperparts; pale grey breast; yellow belly; soft parts black.

Diverse bushy habitats; summer visitor. Upperparts olive-green with darker tail and flight feathers; pale yellow underparts. Distinctive yellowish eyebrow and notch in tail.

Coastal and river shores. Sandy-brown above; male with darker forecrown; white below and on forehead.

Inland water shorelines. Small plover told by white underparts with two black breast-bands; above dark brown; bill and eye-rings red.

Forests and thickets. Dark brown above; white throat contrasts with dusky breast and flanks.

Woodland thickets. Dark brown above; white below and well barred blackish.

Forest fringes. In the south, a dull-green bird with whitish eyes; Zambezi and beyond brighter green above, yellow-green below.
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