
Coqui Francolin
Bushveld and woodland. Tawny head with light brown body and fine black barring on chest.

Bushveld and woodland. Tawny head with light brown body and fine black barring on chest.

Wetlands. Light brown above; white below and on forehead; male has black mask and bold black band encircling breast and mantle; bill and legs orange-yellow.

Wetlands. Above sandy-brown with white feather edges and back; below white; black bill slightly upturned; long legs greenish.

Pans and gravel pits. Light brown above; white forehead, face and underparts, with narrow chestnut or buffy throat-band.

Cape flats and mountains with flowering proteas. Pale brown breast with dark malar streak.

Wide ranging. Mature birds have wings and body feathers very pale brown; flight feathers and tail black; neck skin blue-grey; eyes honey-coloured.

Rocky grassland. Male has striking black and pale buff plumage; lively, demonstrative behaviour.

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

Woodland. Distinctive black mask; upperparts dark grey with streaking on head; lighter streaking on breast; gregarious.

Broad-leaved and riverine woodland.
Light brown above to below eyes; eyebrows white edged black; lores black; throat white; moustachial streak black; breast, flanks and rump orange; belly white.
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