Bocage's Weaver

Bocage's WeaverThis weaver is about 15 cm long. A breeding male has a yellow head, olive cheeks, and a pale eye. It is associated with grass and woodland along freshwater.What does it look like?The breeding male has a golden-yellow head, olive face and cheeks, and a pale eye. Females and non-breeding males are more gray-olive.How does it live?This weaver is about 15 cm long. A breeding male has a yellow head, olive cheeks, and a pale eye. It is associated with grass and woodland along freshwater.The species account places it in riparian grass and woodland and reports insect gleaning from vegetation.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.