Rüppell's Weaver

Rüppell's WeaverRüppell's Weaver lives in dry parts of the Horn of Africa and the southern Arabian Peninsula and often searches for food in groups.What does it look like?A breeding male has a yellow body, a chestnut face, and a black bill. The female is duller, with olive-yellow and gray-brown tones.How does it live?Rüppell's Weaver lives in dry parts of the Horn of Africa and the southern Arabian Peninsula and often searches for food in groups.It forages for seeds in groups and nests in colonies. The male weaves a hanging nest from grasses and leaves.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.