This bird can leap across high African grasslands with a tail as long as a flowing black silk ribbon.
The Long-tailed Widowbird is a remarkable avian wonder of the open savannahs. Its velvety black body, striking yellow and orange shoulder patches, and dramatically elongated tail make it instantly recognizable as it bops gracefully above the tall grass searching for seeds. It can even display its magnificent plumes during courtship flight, creating a breathtaking contrast of deep black against the golden plains.
A master of dramatic display in the meadows, proving that some birds wear nature’s most extravagant capes.
Veupecte veuve-noire 👇
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