Black Bishop | Animalz

Black BishopA bird with separated populations in western, central and eastern Africa. Breeding males are conspicuous for a black head and rump with an orange-yellow back.What does it look like?Breeding males have a black head and rump and an orange or yellow back; subspecies differ in back colour and breast-band width. Females and nonbreeding males are dark and streaked, with a broad creamy eyebrow.How does it live?A bird with separated populations in western, central and eastern Africa. Breeding males are conspicuous for a black head and rump with an orange-yellow back.It occurs in tall grassland, wet or dry bush, scrub and sugar cane. It eats seeds and insects and is seen in pairs or small groups.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.