An avadavat, also known as the strawberry finch or red munia, is a small and captivating bird native to the Indian subcontinent and parts of Southeast Asia. With its vibrant plumage, the avadavat stands out with its bright red feathers, while the male boasts striking black markings on its face and upper body. These birds are typically found in grasslands, fields, and cultivated areas, where they forage on seeds, grains, and small insects. Avadavats are highly social creatures and are often seen in small flocks, exhibiting playful behavior and engaging in courtship displays.

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