English: Lanceolated Warbler, Temminck’s Grasshopper Warbler
Russian: Пятнистый сверчок          
Mongolian: Бидэрт шатансүүлт     
German: Strichelschwirl
French: Locustelle lanceolee
Japanese: マキノセンニュウ (Makino-sennyu)       

Body length: 11-12 cm
Wing span: 14-16 cm

Passage migrant
Breeding season: May-August 

Egg number: 5
Egg colour: Very pale pink finely and profusely speckled overall with pink.
Brood:  1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Terrestrial arthropods and their larvae.

Habitat: Breeding pairs prefer to select lush herbage in moist areas at the edge of water bodies or marshes, wet grasslands with scattered shrubs, or moist grass clearings in forests and scrub. Female builds own nest in tall grass and herbage, often against a mound or tussock, and usually not visible from above.