


Dams & wetlands. Yellow bill with black saddle. Above dark brown, all feathers edged white; head and underparts white, all feathers with dark brown centres, densely so on head and neck.

Wide ranging. Entirely dark brown with forked tail and yellow soft parts.

Wetlands. All white; bill yellow; upper legs dull yellow; lower legs black.

Riverine forests. Below (including underwings) yellow; head grey; rest olive-brown.

Mixed bushveld or scrub. Grey-brown upperparts; pale grey breast; yellow belly; soft parts black.

Woodland. Above turquoise-blue; wing coverts black; below white; bill red and black.


Rivers. Above metallic blue; cap orange; below white; long tail streamers.

Inland water shorelines. Upperparts dark brown with white speckling; white eyebrows; buffy breast; white belly; yellow-green legs.
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