Tricolored Munia

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The Tricolored Munia, also known as the Black-headed Munia, is a strikingly colored finch found across South and Southeast Asia. It displays a black head, chestnut back, and white belly with black flanks.

Where to spot

Widespread across South and Southeast Asia, from India to Indonesia and the Philippines. Inhabits grasslands, reedbeds, rice fields, and cultivated areas.

How to spot

Look for its distinct black head, chestnut back, and white belly with black markings. They are often seen in flocks, making their vibrant colors conspicuous.

When to spot

Can be observed year-round. They are particularly noticeable when feeding in large flocks in agricultural areas or on grass seeds.

Where to spot

Widespread across South and Southeast Asia, from India to Indonesia and the Philippines. Inhabits grasslands, reedbeds, rice fields, and cultivated areas.

How to spot

Look for its distinct black head, chestnut back, and white belly with black markings. They are often seen in flocks, making their vibrant colors conspicuous.