This small, greenish bird has a soft, lilting song, a sure sign that spring is here. Learn all about this tuneful member of the warbler family \u2013 including appearance, song and migration patterns \u2013 with our birder’s guide <\/p>

Warblers of the UK<\/h4>\n
Warblers are a group of small, often green-brown birds with varied songs. Learn more about these spring and summer songsters with our guide to the warblers of Britain.<\/p>\n
Warblers guide: UK species and how to identify<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>
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What does a willow warbler look like?<\/h2>\n
Willow warbler and chiffchaff<\/a> are often linked as one of the species pairs in Britain that are hardest to tell apart by sight. However, the willow warbler has longer wings and is slightly paler below than chiffchaff, with browner legs and a flatter forehead, with a more obvious pale eyebrow but less obvious eye-ring. It is often a question of judgment and never easy tell them apart.<\/p>\n
An older name, linked to its diminutive stature as a bird not bigger than a tit, is willow wren.<\/p>\n
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Warblers of the UK<\/h4>\nWarblers are a group of small, often green-brown birds with varied songs. Learn more about these spring and summer songsters with our guide to the warblers of Britain.<\/p>\n