
Blue-cheeked Bee-eater
Wetlands. Entirely green above; pale blue eyebrows, cheeks and belly; chin yellow; throat rufous.

Wetlands. Entirely green above; pale blue eyebrows, cheeks and belly; chin yellow; throat rufous.

Grasslands. Below white; wingtips black. Above grey; black shoulder-patches.

Woodland. Black head and throat; pink bill; rest yellow except black primaries; green upper tail.

Grassy woodland. Small, greyish canary with blackish throat and yellow rump.

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


Dry thorn scrub. Dark brown above; eyebrow to vent white with broad black breast-band; yellow below in winter.

Bushveld and grasslands. Dark brown plumage looks black. Bare legs. In flight shows pale underwings.


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