African Red-eyed Bulbul
Woodland and gardens. Black tufted head; red eye-rings; yellow vent.
Habitat: Savanna Bushveld
African Scops Owl
Mixed bushveld. Woodbark camouflage; very mottled grey-brown colour, with flecks of white and black; small ear tufts.
African Paradise-Flycatcher
Woodland and suburbia. Deep blue-grey crested head grades to grey breast; upperparts and tail chestnut-brown; orbital ring and bill blue.
African Golden Oriole
Woodland. Entirely yellow except for black mask, primaries and central tail feathers; female greener; bill pink.
African Goshawk
Forests. All grey above; banded rufous below; cere grey; eyes and legs yellow.
African Green-Pigeon
Riverine woodland. Predominantly green; eyes whitish; bill red and white; legs red; thighs yellow.
African Grey Hornbill
Thornveld. Dark grey upperparts and bill; mottled brown wings. Distinctive eyebrow stripe and cream patch on bill. Most vocal.
African Harrier Hawk
Woodland. Birds in first plumage are light brown; flight feathers and tail darker; soft parts pale yellow.
African Hawk-Eagle
Woodland. Dark brown above; white below with dark breast-streaks; eyes, cere and feet yellow. Underwing shows white ‘windows’; tail with black terminal band.
