Black-capped Social-weaver
Pseudonigrita cabanisi
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Both black- and gray-capped social-weavers are northeast African endemics. The 2nd row bird was in Shaba NR-Kenya, courtesy of Mike Graham. The 4th row juvenile was in Shambarai and the immature was at Makame. The left 5th, 6th and 7th row bird was in the Maasai Steppe, courtesy of James Nasary. The other photos were taken in Kitwai, Makame, Shambarai and Loibor or Sirret. The right lower juvenile is courtesy of Frank Priscus Shirima. Click the photo above to see 22 enlargements including nests, juveniles and immatures.
 
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copyright © 2001-26 Ron Eggert or David Peterson
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Mike Graham, Frank Priscus Shirima, James Nasary

Last Update this page: 3-29-26