Chestnut-backed Sparrow-Weaver
Chestnut-backed Sparrow-Weaver
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The Rufous-backed Sparrow-Weaver is a robust weaver bird characterized by its rufous-brown back and grayish head. It is a social and somewhat shy inhabitant of arid and semi-arid woodlands.
Where to spot
Endemic to Angola and Namibia in southern Africa. Inhabits arid woodlands, mopane bushveld, and acacia savannas.
How to spot
Look for its rufous-brown back and gray head. They are often seen in small groups, foraging on the ground or perched in trees. Listen for their chattering calls.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Most active during the breeding season, which usually occurs during the local rainy season.
Where to spot
Endemic to Angola and Namibia in southern Africa. Inhabits arid woodlands, mopane bushveld, and acacia savannas.
How to spot
Look for its rufous-brown back and gray head. They are often seen in small groups, foraging on the ground or perched in trees. Listen for their chattering calls.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Most active during the breeding season, which usually occurs during the local rainy season.
Unlike some other sparrow-weavers that build communal roosting nests, this species tends to build individual nests, often in thorny trees, but still typically breeds colonially.
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