The grey warbler is a small, grey and brown bird that eats mainly invertebrates and some small fruit. It has pale coloring on its face, throat, and breast and grows to around 11 cm in length. While the female incubates the eggs alone, the male defends the home territory, and stoats are a main threat, making it difficult for grey warblers to escape predation. Its predators include ferrets, stoats, weasels, and feral cats.

1. Grey warbler facts
Introduction
Appearance
Diet
Survival
Predators
Finishing slide

2. Introduction
 Wehave been studying the birds in our
school bush and I have been studying the
grey warbler.

3. Appearance.
It’s a small grey and brown bird with pale
on the face throat and breast. Around 11
cm in length.

4. Diet.
Eats mainly invertebrates and some
small fruit.

5. Survival.
The male defends the home while the female
incubates alone. The stoat is a main threat
and its hard for the grey warbler to escape.

6. Predators.
The grey warbler has predators just like
any other bird. The predators are…….
:Ferrets
:Stoats
:weasels
and
:feral cats

7. I hope you liked the
slide and thanks for
watching!