Aves Emberiza schoeniclus, commonly known as the Reed Bunting, is a small passerine bird that can be observed in the Comunidad Valenciana, among many other regions. Known locally as Escribano Palustre, this bird thrives in wetland habitats, often found among reed beds and marshes.

• Appearance: The Reed Bunting is characterized by its distinctive plumage. Males have a striking black head with a white collar and a reddish-brown back. Females and juveniles are more subtly colored, with brown streaks and a whitish underbelly.
• Diet: Their diet mainly consists of seeds and insects, which aligns with their habitat choice, as wetlands are abundant in such resources.
• Behavior: These birds are often seen perched on reeds or flying low over water. They are known for their melodic song, which is a series of sweet whistles.
• Conservation: The Reed Bunting is of particular interest due to its status as a species found in specific marshy environments, which are sensitive to environmental changes.

To spot a Reed Bunting in the Comunidad Valenciana, birdwatchers should visit wetlands and riversides, where the bird often makes its presence known by its distinctive call and striking appearance.