Yellow-rumped Mannikin

Yellow-rumped MannikinA finch of northwestern Australia. Adults have a pale gray head and yellow-brown rump, unlike the brown head and rump of juveniles.What does it look like?Adults have a whitish-gray to off-white head and a yellow-brown rump. Juveniles have a brown to light-brown head and a light-brown rump. The sexes are very similar.How does it live?A finch of northwestern Australia. Adults have a pale gray head and yellow-brown rump, unlike the brown head and rump of juveniles.It uses freshwater wetlands, riparian grassland, reedbeds, and mangroves, feeding on plant seeds. The source classifies it as sedentary.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.