Angola White-eye

Zosterops kasaicus

Least Concern

The Angola White-eye is a white-eye, yuhina, or close relative of sub-Saharan African wetlands, savannas, woodland, and forest edges. It moves actively through foliage in small social groups, taking nectar, berries, and insects, and its fine eye-ring or colorful face pattern is often a useful field mark.

Family

Zosteropidae

Group

White-eyes, Yuhinas, and Allies

Range

Angola White-eye Range — Resident or seasonal range in sub-Saharan African wetlands, savannas, woodland, and forest edges

Population

≈ Unknown

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