A summer resident throughout the majority of the country, the Great Reed Warbler is a large grey-brown Warbler with a distinct supercilium which frequently sports a "squareish" crest.

It  is usually discovered through its call which is given from thick reed beds and resembles the throttling of a frog; if this particular sound is unknown to you I will gladly take you out and introduce you to this audible feast.

Great Reed Warbler (Acrocephalus arundinaceus)

Notoriously difficult to find, but its call, like a strangled frog, is unmistakeable.

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Inhabits dense reed beds.

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