Rufous-breasted Sparrowhawk
Open woodland. Underbody and underwing coverts rufous; dark above; eyes and legs yellow.
Regional Status: Not Endemic
Ruff
Wetlands. Orange legs in adult, dark in immature. Head and rear of neck dappled light brown; back and wings dark brown; all feathers boldly edged white; below white.
Rufous-bellied Heron
Wetlands. Very dark small heron; rich rufous below and on wings. Bill and legs normally yellow.
Ruddy Turnstone
Shorelines. Chestnut above with black and white about head, neck and breast; white below.
Rock Martin
Cliffs. Dark brown, broad-winged; paler below; tail square with white ‘windows’.
Rock Kestrel
Hills and grasslands. Grey head; rufous upperwings and underparts; upper tail grey; well-barred in female, single bar in male.
Retz’s Helmet-Shrike
Broad-leaved & Riverine woodland. Red eye-wattle, bill and legs; white vent and tail tips.
Ring-necked Dove
General. Greyest of the collared doves; narrow collar and bill black; legs dark red.
Red-winged Starling
Widespread. Female has grey head and mantle. Both sexes show brick-red wings in flight.
