Tiny Cisticola

A medium-sized owl of lowland and foothill forest and edge. Dark brown on the upperparts and head, with white underparts thickly streaked with reddish-brown. Face grayish and eyes yellow. Occurs together with several other boobook species, but Chocolate is much larger, with plain brown wings and more demarcated streaking on the chest. Voice is also different: a series of identical, medium-pitched “boop!” notes.

Striking small flycatcher with a black crest. Has a chestnut head, a black breast band, and gray underparts. Males have a black back, females an olive back. Note the yellow feather edges to the wings in both sexes. Inhabits the understory of humid forest, dense second growth, and seasonally flooded forests, favoring areas with dense vine tangles or bamboo. The song is a series of low “chewp” notes interspersed with double “chewp-chewp” notes, easily mistaken for a frog or insect.

A distinctive medium-sized yellow bird with a black head and breast, black flight feathers, and a red bill. In flight, the black band towards the tail tip is visible. Juvenile is duller overall with a white streaked throat and a darker bill. Often feeds on fruiting trees with a preference for figs in wooded gardens, groves, and open forests. The song is rich, fluty, and mellow. Calls include raspy, nasal notes that can sound like a croak.