Where the reed bunting feels at home

You hardly ever see the reed bunting because they are well hidden in the reeds. Here you have the best chance of spotting one: They look a bit like a striped sparrow. Males have black head stripes, females have brown and white ones. They grow to a size of about 15 centimeters. During the breeding season, singing males are recognizable by their black head, white collar and white mustache stripe.

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