
Three-banded Courser
Dry woodland. The white throat has a chestnut V-shaped collar; the upper breast has a dark brown breast-band extending to the shoulders, and a chestnut lower breast-band.

Dry woodland. The white throat has a chestnut V-shaped collar; the upper breast has a dark brown breast-band extending to the shoulders, and a chestnut lower breast-band.

Short grasslands. Rufous cap and lower breast; white underbelly and legs.

Dry grasslands. Two narrow black breast-bands on white underparts.

Wetlands. Dark brown above; buff throat edged black; buff breast; white belly and rump; underwings show red-brown.

Short grasslands. Mainly chestnut colouring; grey nape; white belly and legs.

Woodland. Light brown above and on upper breast; dark mask; eyebrows, throat and underparts white; eye-rings and legs red.

Wetlands and farmlands. Dark brown above; buff throat edged black; buff breast; white belly and rump; underwings show all black.
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