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This bird, have anyone seen it?

At the morning meeting, one of the ones that flew in from the office was very petite, and kept hitting the glass, probably trying to fly out.

The morning meeting is over, little one

This bird, have anyone seen it?

Still hitting the glass, as the saying goes, don't hit the south wall and don't turn back, it's all bumped and still hasn't looked back, it's more persistent.

The colleague carefully helped open a window, the little guy ignored it, still stubbornly bumping into the glass, getting a little closer, and flew away from the window in panic.

This bird, have anyone seen it?

Until the cleaning sister reached out and grabbed it, so casually reached out...

Then after everyone watched, they sent it out of the window, and the little guy flapped his wings and flew away.

At first, I thought it was a sparrow, but later I found out that it was not, and it was like this on wikipedia

This bird, have anyone seen it?

Water reed warbler, reed warbler genus. The weight is generally about 11 grams, but it can reach about 22 grams before migration, and the accumulated fat can be used to fly for about 100 hours.

Chinese scientific name is Water Reed Warbler

Latin scientific name: Acrocephalus schoenobaenus

Realm: Animal kingdom

Phylum: Phylum Chordata

Subphylum: Vertebrate subphylum

Order: Ornithischia

Suborders: Suborder otorhinols

Order: Passeriformes

Family: Warbler family

Subfamily: Warbler subfamily

Genus: Reed Warbler

Species: Water reed warbler

Subspecies: No subspecies

Named by: Linnaeus, 1758

English name: Sedge Warbler

Protection level: Non-Hazardous (LC) IUCN standard

The distribution of collapse in China is as follows:

It is found in Xinjiang (Teshisi, Tianshan, Ili Valley, Changji, Fuyun, Turhong) (breeding birds).

It seems that in our Yangtze River huai river basin should actually be difficult to see is!