Black-faced Waxbill

Black-faced WaxbillThe black-faced waxbill has a black face and red rump and flanks. The southern African form lives in Acacia thornveld and eats grass seeds and insects.What does it look like?It is small, with a black face and red rump, flanks, and upper belly. Its tail is black and its wings are barred black and gray-buff.How does it live?The black-faced waxbill has a black face and red rump and flanks. The southern African form lives in Acacia thornveld and eats grass seeds and insects.It inhabits Acacia thornveld and feeds on grass seeds and insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.