Golden-headed Cisticola

Golden-headed CisticolaBreeding males have a golden head and build nests in grass. The bird eats insects and grass seeds and moves low among the vegetation.What does it look like?Breeding males develop a golden head. Females and birds outside the breeding season are more subdued buff-brown and streaked.How does it live?Breeding males have a golden head and build nests in grass. The bird eats insects and grass seeds and moves low among the vegetation.It feeds on insects and grass seeds among low vegetation. Both sexes help build the nest, while the female incubates the eggs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.