Donaldson's sparrow-weaver

Plocepasser donaldsoni

Donaldson's sparrow-weaver is a small, social bird found in East Africa. It is known for its intricate, dome-shaped nests that are constructed by cooperative groups of birds. The species has a distinctive black and white plumage, with a chestnut-colored crown and nape. They forage for seeds and insects in savannas and open woodlands, often in close association with acacia trees. Donaldson's sparrow-weaver is known for its complex social structure, with multiple breeding pairs within a group. This species is considered of Least Concern by the IUCN, with stable populations and a wide distribution range.

Habitat: Savannas and open woodlands