The Cyprus warbler is a small bird species native to the island of Cyprus. It belongs to the family of Sylviidae and is known for its distinctive appearance, featuring a grayish-brown body, a black cap on its head, and a white throat. This bird typically inhabits scrubland and forest edges, where it can be found foraging for insects and berries. Breeding season for the Cyprus warbler occurs in spring, during which it builds nests in dense vegetation. The species is known for its melodious song, which plays a crucial role in attracting mates. Conservation efforts are important for maintaining its habitat, as urban development poses a threat to its population.