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Wood warbler belongs to sylviidae, Passeriformes and songbirds. They are much smaller than sparrows. Their back feathers are mainly olive green or brown. Their lower body is light white, and their mouth is fine. They often fly through the branches to catch insects. Sometimes they fly away from the branches to fan their wings, coax the insects up and catch up with them to peck. Therefore, they are very active birds.