Genus Sylvia
The typical warblers are small birds belonging to the genus Sylvia in the "Old World warbler" (or sylviid warbler) family Sylviidae.[1][2]
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Is part of: Sylviinae: Wikipedia
30 related taxa:
- Lesser whitethroat: Profile Wikipedia
- Blackcap: Wikipedia
- Garden warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Asian desert warbler (alternate): Profile
- Greater whitethroat: Profile Wikipedia
- Yemen warbler: Wikipedia
- Banded warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Layard's warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Red sea warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Dartford warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Menetrie's warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Cyprus warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Rueppell's warbler: Wikipedia
- Barred warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Brown warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Orphean warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Eastern orphean warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Tristram's warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Balearic warbler: Wikipedia
- Marmora's warbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Sylvia moltonii: Wikipedia
- Margelanic lesser whitethroat: Wikipedia
- Hume's whitethroat: Wikipedia
- Small whitethroat: Wikipedia
- Dohrn's flycatcher: Profile Wikipedia
- Sylvia iberiae: Wikipedia
- Bush blackcap: Profile Wikipedia
- Rwenzori hill babbler: Profile Wikipedia
- Rüppell's warbler (alternate): Profile
- African desert warbler (alternate): Profile