


Woodland. Black above with white wing-bar; white throat grades to cinnamon belly and vent.


Dry acacia woodland. Scaled light grey-brown above; cap light brown; lores and chin black; rest of underparts white.

Woodland. Banded rufous below chin to belly; above grey. Immature has rufous streaks and bands below.

Northern woodlands. General uniformly glossy blue; black ear patch; red eye.

Grassy woodland. Legs dull yellow. Above dark grey-brown, blotched black and streaked white; throat white; below white, breast blotched red-brown, belly barred black.

Thornveld. Red bill and legs; black above; buffy below; very long tail-shafts.

Woodland. Red breast visible when bird is perched. Iridescent green on forehead.

Thornveld. black and white scaling on light brown upper feathers.
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