White-headed munia (Lonchura maja) is a bird species belonging to the family Estrildidae. It is a small bird, measuring 8–11 cm in length and weighing 5–25 grams, characterized by a white head and throat, brown irises, a bluish-gray beak, and pale blue legs.
L. maja features a white head and throat, while the rest of its body is a plain brown. Juveniles are brown in color. They produce a high-pitched "peep" call when gathered in flocks.
This species is widely distributed at elevations of up to 1,500 meters, inhabiting areas such as marshes, rice paddies, open grasslands, and gardens. During the rice harvest season, they form large flocks, but they separate into pairs during the breeding season. The female lays 4–6 white eggs in a spherical nest constructed from grass.
TAXON
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Subphylum: Vertebrata
Class: Aves
Order: Passeriformes
Family: Estrildidae
Genus: Lonchura Sykes (1832)
Species: Lonchura maja Linnaeus (1766)
SYNONYMS
Loxia maja Linnaeus (1766)
VERNACULAR NAME
Arabic: مونيا بيضاء الرأس
Bulgarian: Обикновена белоглава амадина
Catalan: Maniqui capblanc, Maniquí capblanc
Chinese (Simplified): 白头文鸟
Chinese (Traditional): 白頭文鳥
Croatian: Srebrnastoglava amadina
Czech: Amadina belohlavá, Panenka bělohlavá
Danish: Hvidhovedet Nonne
Dutch: Witkopnon
English: White-headed munia, Pale-headed mannikin, Pale-headed munia, White headed munia, White-headed mannikin, White-headed munia
Esperanto: Blankakapa estrildo
Estonian: Valgepea-amadiin
Finnish: Valkohuppumanikki
French: Capucin à tête blanche, Nonnette à tête blanche
German: Weißkopfnonne, Weißbauch-Bronzemännchen
Hindi: सफेद सिर वाली मुनिया
Hungarian: Fehérfejű apácapinty
Indonesian: Bondol haji, Burung bondol haji
Italian: Cappuccino testabianca, Munia testabianca
Japanese (Kanji): 碧鳥
Japanese (romaji): Heki-chō, hekichou
Japanese: ヘキチョウ
Java: Emprit kaji
Korean: 흰머리 무니아
Lithuanian: Baltagalvė munija
Malaysia: Burung pipit uban, Ciak-padi uban barat, Pipit uban
Norwegian Nynorsk: Kvithovudnonne
Norwegian: Hvithodenonne, Hvithodet nonne
Pinyin: Bái-tóu wén-niǎo, Dàn-tóu wén-niǎo
Polish: Mniszka bialoglowa, Mniszka białogłowa
Portuguese: Capuchinho-de-cabeça-branca
Russian: Белоголовая муния
Serbian: Beloglava nona
Slovak: Mníška bielohlavá
Spanish: Capuchino Cabeciblanco, Capuchino de Cabeza Pálida
Swedish: Vithuvad munia, Vithuvad nunna
Thai: นกกระติ๊ดหัวขาว
Turkish: Ak başlı munya
Ukrainian: Мунія білоголова
Vietnamese: Chim Di đầu trắng, Chim Ri đầu trắng, Di đầu trắng
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