Note – Unfortunately, the system I have of using the scientific Latin Family name and the English sub-family names, breaks down with the name warbler, because there are five scientific family names that use warbler in sub-family names, so the one 2 one correspondence breaks down. There are five Families affected by this, these are…
Acrocephalidae - Reed-warblers+ included as warbler1 Locustellidae - Grassbirds+ included as warbler2 Phylloscopidae - Leaf-warblers+ included as warbler3 Scotocercidae - Bush-warblers+ included as warbler4 Sylviidae - Sylviid-warblers+ included as warbler5 Because of this, all warblers mentioned in each Family categorization, ie for the Acrocephalidae - Reed-warblers+ Family, all warblers will be Search Categorized as warbler1, and so on for each of the other four Families. But to keep one 2 one correspondence, within each Family a warbler in Acrocephalidae will be warbler1 and similarly for the other Families they will be warbler2, warbler3 etc as noted above.