This document describes several types of munia birds: - The black-throated munia is a small passerine bird that resides in southwest India, the Eastern Ghats, and Sri Lanka. - The scaly-breasted munia is a sparrow-sized estrildid finch native to tropical Asia that is also known as the nutmeg mannikin or spice finch. - The tricolored munia is an estrildid finch native to parts of Asia and was introduced to parts of the Caribbean and South America.

1. Birds Munia

2. Black Throared
Munia
The black-throated
munia or Jerdon's
mannikin is a small
passerine bird. This
estrildid finch is a
resident breeding bird
in the hills of
southwest India, the
Eastern Ghats and Sri
Lanka.

3. Scaly Breasted
Munia
The scaly-breasted
munia or spotted
munia, known in the
pet trade as nutmeg
mannikin or spice
finch, is a sparrow-
sized estrildid finch
native to tropical Asia.

4. Tricoloured Munia
The tricoloured munia
is an estrildid finch,
native to Bangladesh,
India, Sri Lanka, and
southern China. The
species was also
introduced to
Trinidad, Jamaica,
Puerto Rico, and
Venezuela.

5. Chestnut Munia
The chestnut munia,
formerly considered
as a subspecies of the
tricolored munia, is
also known as black-
headed munia.It is a
small passerine bird.

6. White Rumped
Munia
The white-rumped
munia or white-
rumped mannikin,
sometimes called
striated finch in
aviculture, is a small
passerine bird from
the family of waxbill
"finches". These are
close relatives of the
true finches and true
sparrows