
Red-throated Wryneck
Woodland. Above speckled brown and black; below rufous throat and upper breast on creamy-white.

Woodland. Above speckled brown and black; below rufous throat and upper breast on creamy-white.

Dense bush. Eastern races are dark brown above, streaked black; below black streaked white; all bare parts red.

Dense bush. Red head (not crown), throat breast and rump. Below black with white spots.





Lowland forests. Black-and-white above with yellow wing-feather edges; red forehead; pale yellow below.

Thornveld and suburbia. Light brown above; wings and tail darker; rump and underparts grey-white; eyes blue; bill black; mask and legs red.

Grasslands. Head and underparts (including underwing coverts) rufous; upperwings grey. Cere and legs red.
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