Cape Cormorant

An unusual warbler of dry country. Gray above and white below with a dark chest band, variable spotting on the throat, white patches on the wing and outer tail, and a buff wash on the belly and undertail. Found in dry thorn savanna and woodland, often in pairs. Separated from other gray-backed warblers by the dark chest band. The distinctive song consists of musical, accelerating whistled notes, the series often rising or falling. 

Fairly common flowerpiercer of the highlands of the Bolivian Andes, above the upper limit of humid forest. Occurs in most areas with habitat containing vegetation over 1m high, including Polylepis forest, gardens, towns, wooded ravines, and tall scrublands. Mostly absent from the Altiplano desert. Generally forages in pairs or small groups, occasionally joining mixed-species flocks. Plumage quite distinctive.

Dark thrush with orange bill, eyering, legs, and feet. Found on various remote islands in the southern Solomons, as well as northern Vanuatu and (formerly) the Maré off New Caledonia. Some variation in plumage between islands, but no similar species present. Forages at all levels of forest, including on the forest floor. Calls include harsh chupping calls, often given in bursts.