The scientific name of the Elliot's Woodpecker is Dendropicos elliotii, and its foreign name is Elliot's woodpecker. Its specific habits are unknown.Listed in the World Conservation Union (IUCN) ver 3.1: 2009 Bird Red List.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild game.Maintaining ecological b...
Thick-billed reed warbler is a bird of the family Albizia and genus Albizia. Like other reed warblers, it often moves and forages alone or in pairs in dense bushes and grasses. It is stealthy and moves quickly and agilely. During the breeding season, it often sings on high branches near the nest. It...
Reed warblers are small in size and often move alone or in pairs. They like to perch on reed stems and small willow branches. They are sexually active, agile and cautious, and often hide in bushes or grass.The call is a monotonous and dull 2-4 intermittent low call, sometimes imitating the singing o...
Brandt's reed warbler is a small bird. The male and female have similar plumage. It may be a summer migratory bird in Xinjiang, China, and a stray bird in Hong Kong. It often moves alone or in pairs. It is lively and alert. It often jumps on low trees or flies between small trees. It is busy loo...
The rice field reed warbler is a small bird with similar plumage for males and females. It often moves alone or in pairs. It also moves in groups during the migration period. It moves quickly and swiftly between the branches of shrubs or grass stems, and occasionally jumps to the top of shrubs or gr...
The Far Eastern Reed Warbler is a medium-sized, dull grey-brown reed warbler. The new winter plumage is very brown, with brown breast, flanks and undertail coverts. It is very similar to the Paddy Field Warbler, but with a longer bill and a striking black stripe on the brow. The bill is long and the...
The water reed warbler is a small bird with similar plumage for males and females. It often moves alone or in groups. It is alert and usually hides in the grass and bushes to move or forage, so it is rare to see it. But during the breeding season, the male bird, like other reed warblers, often stand...
Blunt-winged reed warbler (scientific name: Acrocephalus concinens) is a bird of the family Acrocephalus. In mainland China, it is distributed in Hebei, Shaanxi, Hubei, Jiangxi, Guangxi, Shandong, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Fujian, Guangdong and other places. The type locality of this specie...
The Fine-striped Reed Warbler is a summer and migratory bird in my country, and perhaps a winter migratory bird. It migrates to Hebei, Beijing and other places to breed in late May and early June every year, and begins to migrate south in late September and early October. It feeds on reed fields in...
The black-browed reed warbler often moves alone or in pairs. It is alert and agile. It can nimbly jump and shuttle between the stems and leaves of reeds, and can also stand upright on reeds or grass stems and climb up and down. Sometimes it flies back and forth between reeds and grass. It is constan...
The Noisy Great Reed Warbler is similar to the Great Reed Warbler. It often moves alone or in pairs. It is agile and quick, often dodging and darting quickly through reeds, bushes or grass. During the breeding season, it often stands on the top of reeds or other aquatic plants and shrubs and sings f...
Oriental Great Reed Warbler is a summer migratory bird in China, and some are resident birds. In spring, they migrate to China to breed from early May to mid-to-late May, and in autumn, they begin to migrate from their breeding grounds to their wintering grounds in late September and early October.T...
The Great Reed Warbler is a small bird, commonly known as the Great Reed Warbler, the Reed Casper and the Reed Grasshopper. It is sexually active, often jumping and climbing between grass stems, reeds and bushes alone or in pairs. It is extremely alert, changing its position from time to time and su...
Brown Shirk or Butcher Bird (scientific name Lanius) is a small carnivorous bird, most of which are migratory birds in my country. .The most common species are red-tailed shrike, tiger-striped shrike, brown-backed shrike, and gray shrike. Shrikes are smaller than robins, with gray or light brown fea...
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