
White-browed Scrub Robin
Scrub. Rufous rump and upper tail coverts; well-streaked breast; white wing-markings.
Bird species database for Newman’s Birds of Southern Africa.

Scrub. Rufous rump and upper tail coverts; well-streaked breast; white wing-markings.

Thickets. Black crown grades onto rufous mantle and wings; white eyebrow; white streaking from head to mantle.

Inland and coastal waters. Upperwings and tail dark brown; wing feathers edged black.

Wooded regions. Head, breast and mantle glossy blue; belly white; curved black bill.

Game regions. Grey-brown above and below; back white; flight feathers, neck skin and soft parts black.

Dry bush and suburbia. Grey above with upstanding crest; buff und.erparts; back white; bill white with black tip and legs red

Inland rivers. Rufous neck and mantle; black cap; yellow facial skin and legs. Feeds at night

Secluded wetlands. Head and neck buff but densely spotted black (darkest on crown); a white spot at base of black bill; rest of upperparts spotted and barred dark brown; rufous and white.

Grassveld, bushveld. Black and white with red bill and legs. Seen in large flocks or small groups in summer.

Inland waters. Non-breeding bird has pale grey upper tail and black line behind eye to black nape.
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