DESCRIPTION OF BIRD:
The beak of the female is usually more tapered than the male’s. The male dances and sings a barely audible
purring call during the spring and summer. Grasses and moss are used for nesting material.
ORIGIN:
This bird is native to Africa and some islands in the Gulf of Guinea.
WHEN IS THE BIRD IN COLOR:
They are in color all of the time.
BREEDING:
They don’t breed easily but if they do, they'll nest in the nest provided or make their own and lay 4-6 eggs which hatch
in 12-13 days.
DIET:
They live in groups and eat seeds, greens, insects, and soft egg foods. They are friendly and lively and males will
often attack other birds during mating.
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