English: Inornate Warbler, Yellow-browed Leaf Warbler
Russian: Пеночка-зарничка         
Mongolian: Борлог дуучшувуу
German: Gelbbrauen-Laubsanger
French: Pouillot a grands sourcils     
Japanese: キマユムシクイ (Kimayu-mushikui)       

Body length: 9-11 cm
Wing span: 17-19 cm

Passage migrant /summer visitor
Breeding season: May-August

Egg number: 5-6 (occasionally 7)
Egg colour: White finely speckled and spotted with reddish brown.
Brood:  1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Arthropods, plant matter including seeds and berries.

Habitat: Breeding pairs build their nest on the ground underneath dense grasses and tussocks near springs and creeks in deciduous and mixed forests in mountain taiga, forest steppe and river valleys. The nest has a loosely woven domed structure with a side entrance, made of try grass, moss and dead wood scraps, lined with hair and feathers.