DescriptionOriental Reed Warbler in the Philippines.jpg
English: Primary projection same length as tertials. Flanks warm beige. Crest often raised. Flight heavy and jerky, and birds are also much more detectable by moving reeds when foraging about in vegetation than congeners. Photo taken in Candaba, Pampanga, Philippines.
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Oriental Reed Warbler Acrocephalus orientalis. Large and bulky warbler with long tail, heavy, thrush-like bill and relatively strong facial markings. Supercilium broad and strong and continues behind eye.