English: Reed Bunting, Common Reed Bunting    
Russian: Тростниковая овсянка       
Mongolian: Цагаанхүзүүт хөмрөг
German: Rohrammer     
French: Bruant des roseaux                      
Japanese: オオジュリン (O-jurin)

Body length: 14-15.5 cm
Wing span: 21-25 cm

Breeding visitor
Breeding season: May-August 

Egg number: 4-5 (occasionally 6-7)
Egg colour: Glossy pale purplish with blackish-purple scrawls, blotches.
Brood:  1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Terrestrial and aquatic arthropods, and seeds of various plants.

Habitat: Typical habitats consist of freshwater and saline open marshlands with grassy banks or scattered shrub. Female builds nest on the ground, often in grass, rush clumps, or in low bushes and scrub. The nest is a cup made of grass, roots, and moss and lined with finer grasses, hair and reed-flowers.