Bocage's Weaver Ploceus temporalis Scientific name definitions
- LC Least Concern
- Names (19)
- Monotypic
Text last updated June 17, 2013
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Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
---|---|
Catalan | teixidor de Bocage |
Dutch | Bocages Wever |
English | Bocage's Weaver |
English (United States) | Bocage's Weaver |
French | Tisserin de Bocage |
French (France) | Tisserin de Bocage |
German | Bocageweber |
Japanese | アンゴラハタオリ |
Norwegian | olivenvever |
Polish | wikłacz buszmeński |
Portuguese (Angola) | Tecelão de Bocage |
Russian | Ангольский ткач |
Serbian | Angolska tekstor tkalja |
Slovak | pletiarka riečna |
Spanish | Tejedor de Bocage |
Spanish (Spain) | Tejedor de Bocage |
Swedish | angolavävare |
Turkish | Bocage Dokumacısı |
Ukrainian | Ткачик замбійський |
Ploceus temporalis (Bocage, 1880)
Definitions
- PLOCEUS
- temporalis
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Legend Overview
Field Identification
15 cm; 34–37 g. Male breeding has golden-yellow forehead and crown, olive-green nape, upperparts and tail; upperwing olive-brown, remiges with narrow yellow edges; lores, cheek and ear-coverts dusky olivaceous; chin and throat with long bib of dusky olive, breast, belly, thighs and undertail-coverts yellow; iris cream; bill black; legs brown to pinkish. Male non-breeding is olive-green from forehead to tail, with lores, cheek and ear-coverts olive-green, chin and throat yellowish, breast, flanks and thighs light olive-green, belly and undertail-coverts grey; bill and legs brown. Female resembles non-breeding male, but iris brown. Juvenile undescribed.
Systematics History
Subspecies
Distribution
C & NE Angola, S DRCongo and NW Zambia.