Pale Rosefinch

Fairly plain brown-and-orange robin-chat with a white eyebrow and a dark face. Unlike a typical robin-chat, the tail is entirely orange. Found in the understory of montane forest, especially along streams. The song is an odd and distinctive series of metallic, jangling, high-pitched notes. Similar to akalats, but lacks gray on the head. Also similar to White-bellied Robin-Chat, but distinguished by the orange belly, much bolder white eyebrow, and all-orange tail.

Small round songbird of dense mangrove areas, particularly the large stilt-rooted mangroves. White below, dark gray above, with blackish wings and white patches on sides of black tail. Distinctive species, much more rotund than other white-chinned bird species in this habitat (e.g., female Shining Flycatcher). Voice is a plaintive, slow, whistled note, usually repeated.

Striking tuxedoed babbler with a slightly downcurved banana-yellow bill and bright white eyebrows. A foothill and montane species of forest, forest edge, and dense scrubby growth. Clambers and bounces about along branches and in the undergrowth, typically in pairs or small flocks. Song variations include brief series of hooting calls, accelerating and jumbled in the second half. Calls include various rattles and hoots; often duets.