Old World Warblers (Sylviidae) - HBW 11
Pallas's Leaf-warbler (Phylloscopus proregulus)
French: Pouillot de Pallas
German: Goldhähnchen-Laubsänger
Spanish: Mosquitero de Pallas
Other common names: Pallas’s Warbler, Lemon-rumped/Pale-rumped/Yellow-rumped Warbler
Taxonomy: Motacilla Proregulus Pallas, 1811, Ingoda River, southern Transbaikalia, Russia.
Formerly treated as conspecific with P. chloronotus, and implicitly including also P. kansuensis and P. yunnanensis. Recent studies, however, indicate that all are vocally distinct, and that they further differ genetically. Monotypic.
Distribution: Breeds in SC & SE Siberia, from Altai Mts E to N Sea of Okhotsk, S to N Mongolia, NE China (N Heilongjiang, E Jilin) and Sakhalin I, possibly also N Korea; non-breeding SE China, N Thailand and N Indochina.
- Least Concern
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A bird singing and moving in bushes Doi Inthanon National Park, North Western Thailand, Thailand (Monotypic species)
Brooke Clibbon 5 January 2005 3 years ago 20 sec 4 -
A bird foraging in a tree. The Hangs, Cley, Norfolk, England, UK (Monotypic species)
Richard Johnson 24 October 2003 3 years ago 20 sec 3.4
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standing on a branch Kangding County, Sichuan, China (Northern)
Zhouhuaming 17 November 2007 14 weeks ago 3
- No sound recordings available yet
