Bird Family: Falcons

Hills and grasslands. Grey head; rufous upperwings and underparts; upper tail grey; well-barred in female, single bar in male.

Kalahari thornveld. Well-barred falcon with rufous cap and nape.

Grasslands. Head and underparts (including underwing coverts) rufous; upperwings grey. Cere and legs red.

Thorn savanna. Grey above (female with rufous mantle); white below; red soft parts.

Wooded bush and near cliffs. Dark grey above with closely barred underparts

Grasslands. Both sexes have rufous upperwings; male has grey head, secondary coverts, back and upper tail.

Grey above; russet crown; buffy-white below; orbital rings, cere and legs yellow.

Grasslands. Entirely rufous upperparts and body; white underwings and undertail.

Light woodland. Dark above; heavily streaked below with rufous thighs.

Grasslands. Both sexes grey above; male pale grey below (rufous vent); female white, well spotted. Soft parts red or orange.

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