Malaita White-eye

A large and relatively colorful greenbul of the mountains of Cameroon and southeastern Nigeria. Note the gray head, olive-green back and tail, yellow belly, and white throat. Found in humid forest at middle elevations. A conspicuous species that is usually found in noisy flocks. Larger and more colorful than other greenbuls in its restricted range. Gives nasal, barking calls which often accelerate into a quick series. 

A small sunbird. The male has a pale gray belly and relatively narrow red breast band. The female is overall gray-brown. Pairs and small groups visit a broad variety of habitats. The species gives a characteristic short two-note “cher-cher” call and a rapid high-pitched song of up-and-down notes. The only similar species it overlaps with is Greater Double-collared Sunbird, which differs by being 20% larger, with a longer heavier bill, a much broader red breast band in the male, and a slower song.

Medium-sized flycatcher found in the Andes from Venezuela to Peru as well as the tepuis of Venezuela and Brazil. Grayish-brown overall with a distinctive red eye, pale tawny belly, and tawny or grayish wingbars. Sexes similar. Found at the edge of montane forest from around 900–2,200 m. Usually perches conspicuously.