Yellow-capped Weaver

Ploceus subpersonatus

The Yellow-capped Weaver (Ploceus subpersonatus) is a small songbird found in central Africa. Males have striking yellow caps and black and white plumage, while females have more subdued coloring. They are known for their intricate, pendulous nests, which they construct in colonies. These weavers are highly social birds and are often found in flocks, foraging for seeds and insects. They are also known for their melodious and complex songs, which they use to attract mates and establish territories. The Yellow-capped Weaver plays an important role in its ecosystem as a seed disperser and insect predator.

Habitat: Wooded savannas and grasslands