


Arid, rocky ground. Above light brown; rump and outer tail feathers rufous; below white faintly streaked brown; white eyebrow above black facial mask.

Riverine woodland. Upperparts and breast dark brown; all feathers fringed white; rump, belly and vent white; eyes yellow with red eye-rings.



Wetlands and gardens. The head and neck are dull grey-brown; rest greenish-black with iridescent shoulder.

River banks and grassy slopes. Above metallic blue, except greyish cap and rump. Forked tail.

Grassy hills. Black bill; yellow legs. Upperparts tawny barred black and streaked white; head markings rufous; throat white well spotted black; below grey.


Mixed woodland. Back, tail and wings royal blue; wing coverts black; head and mantle grey; belly chestnut; bill red.
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