Jambandu Indigobird

Jambandu IndigobirdThe Jambandu Indigobird is a West African indigobird. A Boston University account describes blue-to-green plumage, a white bill, and pale purple legs, and lists the Goldbreast as its host. A 1994 study reported mimicry of the host’s song in Cameroon and Sierra Leone.What does it look like?The Boston University account describes plumage ranging from blue to green, a white bill, pale purple legs, and brown wings.How does it live?The Jambandu Indigobird is a West African indigobird. A Boston University account describes blue-to-green plumage, a white bill, and pale purple legs, and lists the Goldbreast as its host. A 1994 study reported mimicry of the host’s song in Cameroon and Sierra Leone.Goldbreast Indigobirds studied in Cameroon and Sierra Leone mimicked songs of their host, the Goldbreast (Amandava subflava).Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.