Jambandu Indigobird
Jambandu Indigobird
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The Jambandu Indigobird is a brood-parasitic finch found in parts of Central Africa. Breeding males are iridescent blue-black and are specialized parasites of the Brown Firefinch.
Where to spot
Distributed in savannas and woodlands of Central Africa, including DR Congo and parts of Zambia. Often found near its Brown Firefinch host.
How to spot
Look for breeding males singing from perches, especially near Brown Firefinches. Distinguishing from other indigobirds requires careful attention to song mimicry and subtle plumage cues.
When to spot
Year-round. Breeding males are most active during the rainy season.
Where to spot
Distributed in savannas and woodlands of Central Africa, including DR Congo and parts of Zambia. Often found near its Brown Firefinch host.
How to spot
Look for breeding males singing from perches, especially near Brown Firefinches. Distinguishing from other indigobirds requires careful attention to song mimicry and subtle plumage cues.
When to spot
Year-round. Breeding males are most active during the rainy season.
The name 'Jambandu' refers to the specific region in DR Congo where this species was first described, highlighting its somewhat restricted distribution.
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