
Brown-hooded Kingfisher
Woodland. Upper body and tail blue; upper wings blue and black; head and mantle streaked brownish; below white; bill red.

Woodland. Upper body and tail blue; upper wings blue and black; head and mantle streaked brownish; below white; bill red.

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


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

Woodland. Large, dark brown eagle with yellow eyes and whitish legs. Distinctive upright stance.

Wooded regions. Small; dark brown above with white outer tail feathers; below white with dusky breast; bill black.

Dry, montane regions. Small eagle. Above dark brown; below dark brown, buff or white; cere and feet pale yellow.

Woodland. Heavy-billed yellow canary. Male dark green above and on breast. Female paler above; below entirely yellow.

Suburbia. Grey crown and mantle; rest green above, yellow below; bold black breast-band.

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