Mâle nicheur © Doris Schaule eBird S41338215 Macaulay Library ML 79399331
Femelle/mâle non nicheur © Simon Carter
Mâle nicheur © George Pagos
Mâle nicheur © Markus Lilje
Mâle nicheur © Maurizio Ravasini
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Mâle nicheur © Bruno SCHMETZ
Troupe © Doris Schaule

Euplecte à diadème Euplectes diadematus

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Identification

ALIMENTÉ PAR MERLIN

Breeding males are beautiful and unmistakable, with black-and-yellow plumage and a distinctive red forehead patch. Females and non-breeding males are brown and streaky. Found in grassland, cultivation, and arid savanna. A nomadic species that appears in large numbers after rains. Often mixes with other species when not breeding. The song is a high-pitched twittering. Non-breeding males and females are very similar to other bishops, but are smaller than most, with more prominent yellow edges to the wing feathers.

ALIMENTÉ PAR MERLIN