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Blyth's Reed Warbler
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Blyth's Reed Warbler

බ්ලයිත් පන්රැවියා
Acrocephalus dumetorum
Least Concern
visibilityIdentification

Field identification challenging. Pay attention to short wings (short primary projection), gray-brown tones to upperparts and long, dark-tipped bill with a flat forehead. Song is varied with many repetitions and lots of mimicry; call is a high-pitched and loud "tek." Found in forest edges, bushes, marsh edges, and parks, but not particularly associated with water. Usually sings from bushes and trees, not in reeds or herbage.

forestHabitat

It can be found in trees in both wet and dry habitats.

restaurantDiet

in Sri Lanka consists of insects, fruits, and other small food items

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music_noteCalls & songs
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infoAt a glance
StatusLeast Concern
Endemic to Sri LankaNo
RarityRegular
Photos / recordings3 / 2
Blyth's Reed Warbler (බ්ලයිත් පන්රැවියා) · Birds of Sri Lanka