{mosimage}Yellow-Faced Grassquit (tiaras olivacea) is of the sparrow family. It is found in semi-open areas such as low scrub and gardens. It forages on the ground for food, feeding mainly on grass seeds, but also takes other seeds, berries and some insects.

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 It is 10 cm long with a short sharp conical bill. This is a picture of a male. The females are dull olive green with less distinct markings over eye and on chest. This one was spotted in El Valle.