Seychelles Warbler

Photographed by: Chuen

A small songbird that has a slender body and long thin beak. Back in the 1960s, there were less than 30 individuals. Now, Cousin Island alone houses over 250 individuals, the total population size is now ~3000 individuals as of February 2022. Find out more: 

Want to take a look at a Seychelles warbler? Here’s are videos: 


    Singing: https://youtu.be/0WEfBVvu-kY

 

 

     Begging: https://youtu.be/KuwY1ksQRkM 




Take a listen to how they sound and you may spot them more easily: https://xeno-canto.org/contributor/VFOTRDCXPD

 

Meet the science team of the Seychelles warbler project: http://seychelles-warbler-project.group.shef.ac.uk

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Cousin Island Wildlife is a blog about the nature and ecosystem on the Cousin Island, Seychelles. Most of the posts are based on my personal experience living there for my first field season on the island. The interactions I had with nature were out of this world and the guardians of the island were incredibly friendly and helpful. 
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