Shaft-Tailed Whydah reggio feeder with iron It occurs in light woodland

It occurs in light woodland and cultivated areas

Composition like NEKTON-Tonic-F

Supports fertility and reproductive function and hatching

xanthan gum

They are always a joy to spot in the bush and make for very interesting avicultural subjects

Shaft-Tailed Whydah reggio feeder with iron It occurs in light woodlandThe Shaft Tailed Wydah is a smaller whydah with a reddish orange bill and legs. A breeding male has puffy orange underparts and neck, a dark cap, and about 17 centimeter long black tail feathers, where as the female and non breeding male have streaky upper parts and pale puffy underparts. Breeding males hold territories in dry thorn scrub, but form flocks with other seedeaters after breeding. They imitates the song of the Violet eared Waxbill, which