Southern Grey-headed Sparrow
Passer diffusus
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The southern grey-headed sparrow has a white upper eyelid (often difficult to see; best seen in the 3rd row birds) and a paler breast and belly and a smaller bill than the northern grey-headed sparrow. It can be seen in southeastern and southwestern Tanzania and on the coastal islands. The upper four photos were taken in the Okavango delta (4-16). The left 3rd row photo was also taken in the Okavango delta (9-10), courtesy of Mike Graham. The others were taken at Emayani (12-12).
 
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Last Update this page: 3-19-21