Southern Grey-headed Sparrow
Passer diffusus
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The southern grey-headed sparrow has a white upper eyelid (often difficult to see; best seen in the 3rd row birds) and a paler breast and belly and a smaller bill than the northern grey-headed sparrow. It can be seen in southeastern and southwestern Tanzania and on the coastal islands. The upper four photos were taken in the Okavango delta. The left 3rd row photo was also taken in the Okavango delta, courtesy of Mike Graham. The others were taken at Emayani .
 
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Last Update this page: 3-19-21