Giant Weaver

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The Giant Weaver is a very large, strikingly yellow and black weaver bird, truly earning its name as one of the largest in the family. It is a rare and localized species of central African forests.

Where to spot

Endemic to a small area of Gabon and Congo. Inhabits lowland rainforests, particularly near forest clearings and along rivers.

How to spot

Look for its exceptionally large size for a weaver and its bright yellow and black plumage. Search forest clearings and river edges. Listen for its loud, whistling calls.

When to spot

Year-round resident. Observing this rare and elusive bird requires significant effort, often in remote forest areas. Early mornings are typically best for bird activity.

Where to spot

Endemic to a small area of Gabon and Congo. Inhabits lowland rainforests, particularly near forest clearings and along rivers.

How to spot

Look for its exceptionally large size for a weaver and its bright yellow and black plumage. Search forest clearings and river edges. Listen for its loud, whistling calls.

When to spot

Year-round resident. Observing this rare and elusive bird requires significant effort, often in remote forest areas. Early mornings are typically best for bird activity.