Bird Family: Shrikes

Arid woodland. Black and white with grey mantle and flanks; yellow eyes.

Woodland. White crown; light brown mantle; dark wings; tail, lores and ear coverts, throat and breast white; belly to vent light brown.

Mixed bushveld & Suburbia. Completely pied; stout, heavy hooked beak.

Bushveld. Grey head, nape and rump; black mask; rufous mantle and back; white underparts.

Mixed woodland. Tail shorter in female. Both sexes have white wing-stripe.

Bushveld. Above grey and black; below white; stout hooked beak.

Woodland. Black and white wing bar, Rufous flanks on white underparts. Female has brown cap.

Woodland. Pied with red eyes. Male puffs out white back.

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