English: Paddyfield Warbler, Jerdon’s Reed Warbler
Russian: Индийская камышевка  
Mongolian: Хээрийн охилбялзуухай
German: Feldrohrsanger
French: Rousserolle Isabelle
Japanese: イナダヨシキリ (Inada-yoshikiri)      

Body length: 12-14 cm
Wing span: 15-17 cm

Passage migrant / summer visitor
Breeding season: May-August

Egg number: 4-5 (occasionally 6)
Egg colour: Pale green, with indistinct faint fine speckling, heavily spotted.
Brood:  1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Mayflies, dragonflies, bugs, beetles, spiders and earthworms.

Habitat: This species prefers to select reeds in reed beds and densely vegetated marshy areas, on river banks and in the valleys of lakes. Female builds own nest amongst reeds, sedges of rarely in shrubs growing water. The nest is a well constructed cylindrical cup bound to vertical stems. Nest is made of tightly woven grass stems, strips of leaves and reed fibers.