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Voice. The warbler is often seen alone or in groups. They are alert and usually hide in the grass and bushes to move or forage for food, and it is rare to see them.

But during the breeding period, the male, like other reed warblers, often stands on the top of the branches and stems of the bushes and grasses, and never stops from morning to night, and sometimes performs courtship flights to show off: after singing on the protruding branches for a while, he suddenly flies diagonally into the air, flapps his wings rapidly and continues to sing for a while, then folds his wings towards his back and glides onto his original perch. Even during the breeding period, females hide in shrubs, grasses, and reeds, and rarely expose themselves.

The song of the water reed warbler is a loud mixture of hoarse and sweet phrases, faster than the great reed warbler, with interspersed imitation calls. The chirp can last for several minutes without interruption. The cries consist of a hoarse trembling sound"tue"and its beeps. [4]

The food consists mainly of insects and their larvae.

The breeding season is from May to July. The nests are found in shrubs and grasses, and the nests are mostly cup-shaped, occasionally cylindrical. The lower part of a grass stem or shrub 10-30 cm above the ground, sometimes built on dry ground in the grass.

The nest is mainly composed of withered grass stems and grass blades, and the inner cushion is made of thin grass stems, and occasionally animal hair. The size of the nest is cm of outer diameter, cm of inner diameter, 4-8 cm high and 3-5 cm deep. The size of the eggs is 18-19 mm, with an average of 14 mm.

Egg incubation and brooding are done by both parents. The incubation period is 13-14 days. The brooding period is 13-14 days.

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1. The food of the water reed warbler mainly includes insects and their larvae, pay attention to changing the water when raising, and do not let it out to play casually.

2. Water reed warbler, reed warbler. The weight is generally about 11 grams, but before migration it can reach about 22 grams, and the fat deposited is enough for the Omens to fly for about 100 hours.

3. The plumage color of the male and female warblers is similar. The upper body is usually light brown, and the top of the head and the back of the wild are coarse black-brown axis markings; The feathers on the waist and tail are lighter and browner, and the black-brown brown markings disappear without axial lines.

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During the breeding period, the warbler often stands on the top of the reeds and chirps incessantly. The nest is built about a meter from the ground or the surface of the water, and the cup-shaped nest is made of the rhizomes of dried plants in the reeds, hanging between several reed stems, and each nest lays 4 6 eggs, pale blue-green, and dotted with stained brown and purple-brown spots of varying shades, often with a ring at the blunt end. With eggs weighing in grams, with an average size of 22 15 mm, the reed warbler is able to guard its nest vigilantly, chirping loudly when the female incubates her eggs or broods in the nest and encounters the invasion of other birds, and especially attacks the large cuckoo that invades her nest area, because the great cuckoo often lays its eggs in the nest of the great reed warbler, who incubates the eggs and feeds her chicks on her behalf.

The hatching period of the large cuckoo is stronger than that of the large reed warbler, and as soon as the chick breaks the shell, it instinctively throws the eggs and chicks out of the nest, so as to enjoy the care of the righteous relatives. Snakes also sometimes feed on the eggs of the reed warbler.