This is a common bird in long grass or scrub in open or semi-open areas, including roadsides and ricefields.
It makes a domed grass nest,  lined with finer grasses, and placed low in a bush or on a bank.
The typical clutch is two or three whitish eggs blotched with reddish brown.
Both sexes build the nest and feed the young.
This is a common bird in long grass or scrub in open or semi-open areas, including roadsides and ricefields. It makes a domed grass nest,  lined with finer grasses, and placed low in a bush or on a bank. The typical clutch is two or three whitish eggs blotched with reddish brown. Both sexes build the nest and feed the young.
Black-faced grassquit