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Zanzibar Red Bishop

Zanzibar Red Bishop

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The Zanzibar Red Bishop is a beautiful African weaver species, closely resembling the Red Bishop, with breeding males showcasing vibrant red and black plumage.
Where to spot
Primarily found in coastal East Africa, from Somalia to Mozambique, including Zanzibar. Inhabits grasslands, marshy areas, and cultivated fields.
How to spot
Look for its striking red and black plumage in open, grassy habitats or near water. Males often perch prominently on tall grasses or reeds.
When to spot
Most conspicuous during the breeding season, usually during the local rainy season, when males display their bright plumage and actively nest.
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File:Euplectes nigroventris MWNH 1498.JPG
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It is often found in large, noisy colonies, particularly during the breeding season.
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