The document discusses four species of grassbirds: the bristled grassbird, which is endemic to the Indian subcontinent; the striated grassbird, which is found in several Southeast Asian countries; the rufous-rumped grassbird, formerly known as the Indian grassbird, which is in the Pellorneidae family; and the broad-tailed grassbird, an Old World warbler endemic to Western Ghats, India.

1. Birds Grassbird

2. Bristled
Grassbird
The bristled grassbird
is a small passerine
bird in the genus
Schoenicola. Also
known as the bristled
grass warbler, this
species is endemic to
the Indian
subcontinent, where it
is patchily distributed
in Bangladesh, India,
Nepal and Pakistan

3. Straited Grassbird
The striated grassbird
is an "Old World
warbler" species in
the family
Locustellidae. It was
formerly placed in the
Sylviidae. It is found in
Bangladesh,
Cambodia, China,
India, Indonesia, Laos,
Malaysia, Myanmar,
Nepal, Pakistan, the
Philippines, Thailand,
and Vietnam.

4. Rufous Rumped Grass
Bird
The Indian
grassbird is a
passerine bird in
the Pellorneidae
family. It was
formerly placed in
the Old World
warbler family
Sylviidae and the
babbler family
Timaliidae

5. Broad Tailed
Grass Bird
The broad-tailed
grassbird is a species
of Old World warbler
in the Locustellidae
family. It is endemic to
the Western Ghats of
India with a possibility
of occurrence in Sri
Lanka. A small, mostly
brown bird, it has a
broad rounded and
graduated tail