The Australian Reed Warbler is a small olive-brown bird with a pale eyebrow. It moves south in summer to breed and nests among reeds in wetlands.
Its body is olive-brown, its underside is pale buff-white, and a pale eyebrow marks the face. It is often heard before it is seen.
It moves south in summer to breed. It weaves reeds and other water plants into a deep cup-shaped nest attached to reeds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.