Weyns's Weaver | Animalz

Weyns's WeaverWeyns’s Weaver occurs in central Africa, including around Lake Victoria and along the Congo River. Species accounts place it in seasonal swamp forest and lakeside vegetation; it is usually resident but may wander irregularly.What does it look like?Adult males have a black head, back and breast, a pale eye, a yellow wing-bar and chestnut-yellow remaining underparts. Females have plain olive-green upperparts and face, a pale eye and no supercilium.How does it live?Weyns’s Weaver occurs in central Africa, including around Lake Victoria and along the Congo River. Species accounts place it in seasonal swamp forest and lakeside vegetation; it is usually resident but may wander irregularly.The species account describes restless movement high in trees and fast flight. Records along Lake Victoria also include papyrus vegetation.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.