English: Oriental Reed Warbler, Eastern Great Reed Warbler      

Russian: Восточная камышевка          
Mongolian: Дорнын охилбялзуухай
German: Chinarohrsanger
French: Rousserolle d’Orient
Japanese: オオヨシキリ(O-yoshikiri)       

Body length: 17-19 cm
Wing span: 23-26 cm

Passage migrant /summer visitor
Breeding season: March-August

Egg number: 2-6
Egg colour: Bluish green with darkish or olive brown spots, blotches.
Brood:  1 per year

Global status: Not Evaluated
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Spiders, mayflies, dragonflies, bugs, flies, ants, bee and wasps.

Habitat: In the breeding season, this species occurs in overgrown reeds and thickets or bushes near lakes, marshes, ponds, pools and rivers. The nest is building 1-1.5 meters above ground among reed stems. The nest is a deep cylindrical cup of plant stems, leaves, and reed-flowers, lined with small leaves, roots, reed-flowers, hair and feathers.