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Village Weaver (male)
The Village Weaver (Ploceus cucullatus) – also known as the Spotted-backed Weaver or Black-headed Weaver – is endemic to sub-Saharan Africa, where they are found from Mauritania to Ethiopia south to southern Africa. In this range, it is common from Zimbabwe and Mozambique to the eastern half of South Africa. Localized populations live in northern Botswana and north-eastern Namibia.
They generally prefer open or semi-open habitats, woodland or forest along rivers, thornvelds, particularly near water. They have also established themselves in towns and villages, where they inhabit parks and gardens.
They have been introduced to islands in the Caribbean (i.e. Hispaniola), and the Indian Ocean (i.e. Mauritius and Réunion); where they are considered agricultural pests and a threat to native bird species in Haiti and Mauritius.
Making its usual evening appearance through Tower 26, MAGSP 18 (Angleton- Spring, TX) heads up the West Belt behind an SD70M and a grungy AC60 rebuild.
Le palais du Luxembourg, situé dans le 6e arrondissement de Paris dans le nord du jardin du Luxembourg
Downtown Cincinnati, Ohio as seen from Mt. Echo Park, August 7, 2015.
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