Red-billed Quelea
Apart from the domestic chicken, the most common bird species in the world is the sparrow-like Red-billed Quelea, found in sub-Sahara Africa right down to the bottom of South Africa.
There are estimated 1.5 billion Red-billed Queleas on planet Earth.
Perhaps, surprisingly, the Mourning Dove is the third most populous bird species in the world at 475 million birds.
The Red-billed Quelea does not appear to be threatened. Nor does the Mourning Dove, for that matter.
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BarrytheBirder

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