
The male Reed Bunting (above) has a black head with white moustache in spring/summer.

The female, above, has a brown streaked head, as does the male in winter.
It is prevalent across much of temperate Eurasia, favouring reed-bed habitat. Some migrate
south in winter.
Like a Sparrow, the Reed Bunting has good camouflage in reeds and bushes.
The male also has a black beard in his breeding plumage.
The female, above, in her all year round plumage.
Not good photos, but unusual to see Reed Buntings on a bird feeder.