Namaqua Dove
Farmlands. Light brown above with purple wing-spots; light brown breast; underparts whitish; legs maroon-red
Species Status: LC
Namaqua Sandgrouse
Desert. Longer, pointed tail than other sandgrouse; female has dense barring all over, apart from throat and underbelly. Both sexes have ochre heads and flock at waterholes mainly in morning.
Mountain Wheatear
Rocky koppies, dry gullies. Whitish cap; white vent and shoulders; rest black
Mourning Collared Dove
Riverine woodland. A grey-headed, yellow-eyed dove with a black hindcollar.
Mosque Swallow
Woodland. Above metallic blue; throat, upper breast and underwings white; rest of underbody deep orange.
Mountain Wagtail
Mountain streams. Very long tail; below white with a narrow black breast-band.
Montagu’s Harrier
Grasslands. Above grey; wings with central black bars; broad black primaries. Chest grey; belly and underwings white, streaked rufous.
Monteiro’s Hornbill
Rocky regions. Above dark brown to breast; wings with white spots; secondaries and outer tail feathers white; lower breast to vent white; bill red.
