The Eurasian Reed Warbler is a small bird that sings from reedbeds. It eats insects in summer and berries in autumn; many birds that breed in Britain migrate to Africa.
Its back and head are brown, while its chest and belly are cream. A short, pale stripe sits in front of the eye.
In summer it sings from within reedbeds and weaves a nest of reeds and grasses between upright stems. It eats insects in summer and berries in autumn; many birds breeding in Britain migrate to sub-Saharan Africa in autumn.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.