Golden Palm Weaver

Golden Palm WeaverThe Golden Palm Weaver lives in lowland eastern Africa. A breeding-plumage male has an orange head and breast. The species eats seeds and insects and is known for its complex, ball-shaped woven nest.What does it look like?Breeding-plumage males have orange heads and breasts. Females are much duller than males.How does it live?The Golden Palm Weaver lives in lowland eastern Africa. A breeding-plumage male has an orange head and breast. The species eats seeds and insects and is known for its complex, ball-shaped woven nest.It eats seeds and insects. Like other weavers, it is known for weaving a complex, ball-shaped nest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.