Order:
Paseriformes
Family: Sylviidae
Acrocephalus arundinaceus
Great Reed Warble / Carricero tordal
Maximum size; 2o cm
Habitat
They live in wetlands, reed beds, meadows, rivers in the thermo and
meso-Mediterranean areas without reaching 1,000 m altitude.
They can be seen in the high branches of reeds from where they cast
their constant, rough, noisy chirping.
They are included in the National List of Threatened Species.
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Translated
by FELIPE BENAVIDES
