A tiny, tail-cocking warbler of the undergrowth whose nasal, bleating call has earned it the nickname "bleating warbler". It is one of the most frequently recorded birds on the trail.
Did you know?
It sews leaves together with spider silk to make a pouch for its nest.
Photographed this species at Oloolua?
We are building a photo record of the forest's wildlife and would love to feature your picture, with credit.
Send us a photo →