Pale-crowned Cisticola

The Pale-crowned Cisticola, or Cisticola cinnamomeus, presents itself as a charming bird with a modest yet distinctive appearance, belonging to the Cisticolidae family.

Identification Tips

This species can be identified by its pale crown, which contrasts with its warmer, cinnamon-colored body. It is a small bird, typical of the Cisticola genus, with a stature that does not command attention but rather invites a closer look to appreciate its subtle beauty.

Habitat

The Pale-crowned Cisticola favors the damp or marshy areas found within upland grasslands, where moisture nurtures a rich tapestry of life.

Distribution

This bird graces the African continent with its presence, ranging from the eastern reaches of South Africa to the verdant expanses of Gabon and Tanzania.

Conservation status

The Pale-crowned Cisticola is currently classified as Least Concern by the IUCN, indicating that, for now, this species enjoys a stable existence within its natural range.