
Lizard Buzzard
Woodland. Upperparts, upper chest grey; underparts banded. Black throat-stripe; red cere and legs; bold white band on black tail.

Woodland. Upperparts, upper chest grey; underparts banded. Black throat-stripe; red cere and legs; bold white band on black tail.

Hilly regions. Dark brown all over, except for chestnut-brown breast and tail; underwings dark brown and white.

Exotic plantations. Small buzzard; dark brown above; white below with brown blotching; central breast region usually white; flanks only blotched in immatures.

Woodland. Dark brown above with greyish head; below variable: dark brown, spotted brown on white or buff (immature); underwings well barred.

Open country. Plumage variable, dark brown to red-brown; darkest above; streaked and banded below.

Grasslands. Below white; wingtips black. Above grey; black shoulder-patches.

Well wooded rocky outcrops. Dark back and white front; female has black head; rufous tail conspicuous; seldom flaps.
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