
Herero Chat
Arid, rocky ground. Above light brown; rump and outer tail feathers rufous; below white faintly streaked brown; white eyebrow above black facial mask.

Arid, rocky ground. Above light brown; rump and outer tail feathers rufous; below white faintly streaked brown; white eyebrow above black facial mask.

Woodland. Dark grey-brown above; below white with bold black facial markings and spots; bill black above and orange below; legs pale orange.

Rocky ground and farmyards. Dark brown above, slightly paler below, rump rich chestnut-brown, tail same with black tip and central feathers.

Rocky grasslands. Rump and upper-tail coverts orange; below orange lower breast; paler towards belly.

Palm savanna. Rufous upperparts and vent; black collar to creamy throat; grey flanks.

Forests. Underparts entirely orange; hood black; wings and upper tail dark grey.


Forest fringes and gardens. Orange breast, rump, upper-tail coverts and tail fringes; white eyebrows; underbody grey-buff.

Rocky slopes and cliffs. Both sexes have rufous underparts, rump and tail; male with rufous mantle, grey head and neck; female speckled brown above.

Rocky hillsides. Male has black-and-white upperparts and throat; rufous breast and rump. Female rufous below with streaked breast; speckled above.
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