Red-headed Bullfinch

Medium-sized patchy-looking owl with dark eyes. Densely-marked orange-and-gray coloration is unique. Typically gives single hoots, but also gives an odd, mellow tremolo vocalization in the breeding season. A lowland species, favoring groves and clusters of trees in open plains and on the edges of cultivated areas.

An ornate small terrestrial bird of Tibetan highlands, usually dry hillsides and valleys with sparse shrub cover. Often seen hurrying along with a bobbing gait when surprised on a roadside or in pastures. Browish overall, with black-and-white face pattern and bright orange neck. Can be quite tame, especially in protected areas around monasteries, where often fed.

A distinctive goose found locally along rocky coasts and in intertidal areas; very rarely away from the shoreline. Usually in pairs or small groups, readily associating with other geese. Pure white male stands out at long range, but handsomely patterned female can be cryptic—note her white tail, pale brown cap. First-year males are variably intermediate in plumage between adult males and females. In flight, females show bold black-and-white wing pattern like other austral geese such as Upland Goose.