Ankober Serin

A long-tailed, medium-sized lark with a red cap. Varies geographically, with highland forms being darker and more richly colored and lowland forms looking more washed out, but all forms show a red or rufous cap and usually some black on the side of the breast. Found in montane grassland, agricultural fields, and semi-desert, often in flocks. Separated from other larks by the red cap and black patch on the side of the neck. The song consists of short chatty phrases, often repeated, and is usually given in flight. The calls include a rising whistle and a quick rattle. 

Typical gadfly petrel with long, angular wings, long tail, and rapid, banking flight. Very similar to Fea's Petrel, but slightly smaller and has a smaller bill and a more rounded head. As in Fea's Petrel, underwing is mainly dark, underparts are white, and hood is gray with darker eye-surround. Upperparts gray with darker W-shape across wings and mantle. Breeds on mountaintops in Madeira only. Forages at sea.

Large and impressive toucan with a huge orange bill with a black tip and base. The body is mostly black with a white throat, and rump, and a red vent. Dark eyes are surrounded by orange and blue skin. Found in savanna and open woodland, avoiding humid forests. Makes a raucous far carrying croaking “wreh” call, and flies with noisy wingbeats.