What kind of bird is this?

The photo is not comprehensive. It looks like a white-waisted bird.

White-rumped Munia (scientific name: Lonchura striata, English name: White-rumped munia) is a kind of albino bird, commonly known as bird, crane valley, stone sister, stone sister and fortune teller, belonging to the genus albino of Spartinaceae. Often more than ten people live together in the old nest, so they are called ten sisters. Body length is about 1 1cm. Waist white, abdominal skin yellow and white. There are white longitudinal stripes on the back and tiny yellowish scaly spots and fine lines on the lower body. Sex is noisy, and they live a small group life. Habits like other wenbirds. The white-waisted wenbird is rich in population. During the grain maturity, they often fly to the farmland in droves to peck at the grain.

Distributed in southern China, western and southern Yunnan, Guangdong and Hainan Island, they are resident birds. It can be artificially propagated, and many new varieties with beautiful appearance have been cultivated. White-waisted wenbird is a small ornamental bird, which is mainly based on appearance and supplemented by singing.

A subspecies of the white-waisted albatross, distributed in most parts of southern China, including Taiwan Province Province; subsquamicollis？ Produced in tropical areas of Yunnan and Taiwan Province Province. Locality is common in low-altitude forest margins, secondary shrubs, farmland and gardens, and can reach an altitude of 1600 meters. It is a common resident bird in southern China.