Black-browed Reed Warbler

Dull brown reed warbler with a sharply marked head, found in a variety of wetland habitats with substantial vegetation cover. Namesake black brow line is not always apparent, but the thick and strikingly pale supercilium is distinctive in its clean-cut and squared-off appearance. Somewhat similar to the rarer Streaked Reed Warbler, but averages much darker and lacks the latter's black striping on the back and wings. Song is a scrambled set of chatters, chirps, and rattles, more musical and tuneful than Oriental Reed Warbler. Gives dry “chit,” often in series.

The black-browed reed warbler (Acrocephalus bistrigiceps) has been spotted in Sri Lanka's Bundala National Park, a RAMSAR wetland. The bird's habitat in Sri Lanka is wetlands with lots of vegetation.

The black-browed reed warbler's diet consists of insects and spiders. Some of the specific items they eat include