
Grey-headed Bushshrike
Woodland. Grey hood; heavy, hooked bill; upperparts green; below yellow; breast orange; eyes yellow.

Woodland. Grey hood; heavy, hooked bill; upperparts green; below yellow; breast orange; eyes yellow.

Bushveld. Upperparts dark grey with brownish-grey wings; pale greyish throat; underparts creamy-white.

Woodland. Mantle and back grey; tail black with white outer feathers; wings blackish; white underbelly.

Woodland thickets. Grey, darker above with red eyes, rump and upper tail-base

Woodland. Dark grey-green upperparts with buff patch extending from forehead to ear coverts; light grey breast with buff-coloured belly and vent.


Woodland. Upperparts green-grey; yellow-edged flight feathers; slender bill.

Thorn thickets. Yellow-green mantle and wings; red bill (red forehead and throat in male); red rump and upper tail; banded underparts.

Bushveld. Dull olive-green above; white below; tail usually raised.

Woodland. Deep iridescent blue; head green and blue; curved red bill; long tail.
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