Anjouan White-eye

Zosterops anjuanensis Newton, E, 1877

Zosteropidae — White-eyes

Anjouan White-eye, Zosterops anjuanensis, is a passerine of the family Zosteropidae that breeds on Anjouan, also known as Nzwani, in the Comoros. It is found on the island in moist lowland forest and in places with woody cover, including forest remnants, plantations, woodland, scrub and gardens. The bird is a small, sharp-billed, warbler-like species. Its plumage includes yellow-green upperparts, a broken white eye-ring, yellow on the throat, a deep yellow chin and upper breast, buff underparts, and yellow vent and undertail coverts.

Order
Passeriformes
Family
Zosteropidae — White-eyes
Breeding range
Africa: Anjouan (=Nzwani; ec Comoros)
Anjouan White-eye
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