Angola Waxbill | Animalz

Angola WaxbillThe Angola Waxbill is a small finch occurring in Angola. A field guide describes a grey head, green back, red rump, and black tail; the male has a black face. It forages on the ground for seeds in shrubland and semi-open country.What does it look like?The head is grey, the back green, the rump red, and the tail black. Yellow extends from the throat to the lower belly, and the plumage is barred above and below. Males have a black face.How does it live?The Angola Waxbill is a small finch occurring in Angola. A field guide describes a grey head, green back, red rump, and black tail; the male has a black face. It forages on the ground for seeds in shrubland and semi-open country.It uses shrubland and semi-open habitats, foraging terrestrially. It is classed as herbivorous and mainly granivorous.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.