Males have red feathers on the head. In East African mountain forests, these lovebirds live in small groups and carry nest material tucked between their feathers.
The male has red feathers on its head, a feature that helps distinguish the sexes.
In East African mountain forests, groups of about three to eight birds live high in the canopy. They carry nest material to a cavity tucked between their feathers.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.