A relatively long, rounded tail and broad pale eyebrow distinguish the Paddyfield Warbler. It eats insects in reeds by lakes and rivers, breeding from Romania to Mongolia and wintering from Iran to China.
It has a relatively long, rounded tail and short bill. Its upperparts vary from olive to reddish brown, with a long pale stripe above the eye.
It lives in reedbeds mixed with shrubs and herbs beside lakes and rivers. It takes insects from vegetation and the water surface.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.