English: Blyth’s Reed Warbler
Russian: Садовая камышевка          
Mongolian: Бутны охилбялзуухай
German: Buschrohrsanger
French: Rousserolle des buissons
Japanese: シベリアヨシキリ (Shiberia-yoshikiri)    

Body length: 12 ½ - 14cm.

Breeds in overgrown clearings in deciduous forest, in bushes along riversides etc. Not attracted to reeds or waterlogged ground. Summer visitor (in Finland mostly late May-Aug), winters in India. Habits as Marsh Warbler.

Identification: Resembles Reed and Marsh Warblers. Told by: song; habitat; songpost in bush or lower tree (in reeds or herbage; few exceptions); more obvious, long pale supercilium, extending just beyond eye; rather short primary projection; legs rather dark, brown-grey (never light pinkish); long bill and flat forehead greyish-brown upperparts, flanks more olive-grey than buff. Some have markedly uniform brown wing, without contrasting dark centers to wing-feathers. –Juvenile: Rusty-toned above (like Reed).