Southern Penduline-Tit

Anthoscopus minutus

Least Concern

The Southern Penduline-Tit is a small penduline-tit or verdin of African dry woodland, acacia scrub, riverine trees, and savanna. It gleans insects, larvae, spiders, seeds, or nectar from twigs and foliage, and many species weave delicate hanging nests in reeds, thorn trees, or riverside vegetation.

Family

Remizidae

Group

Penduline-Tits and Verdin

Range

Southern Penduline-Tit Range — Resident or seasonal range in African dry woodland, acacia scrub, riverine trees, and savanna

Population

≈ Unknown

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