Vitelline Masked Weaver
Ploceus vitellinus
Ploceus vitellinus
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Vitelline Masked Weaver Ploceus vitellinus |
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The vitelline masked weaver is common in the drier areas of north central and northeast Tanzania. It is also called the southern masked weaver or the African masked weaver. The right upper photo was taken in Same (4-19), courtesy of Sadik Kassam. The bottom male (Seronera, 10-15) is courtesy of Michael Oates; click the it to see 13 enlargements including eggs, nests and breeding and non-breeding females. The other photos were taken in Soitorgoss, Tarangire, and Naipilokonya. |
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