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'''Includes White-crowned Chliff-Chat'''
 
==Identification==
 
==Identification==
 
Length 20-23 cm; mass 46-51 g.  
 
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[[Africa]] south of the Sahara.
 
[[Africa]] south of the Sahara.
 
==Taxonomy==
 
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8 subspecies accepted.<br />
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''Coronata'' is sometimes split as full species, '''White-crowned Cliff-Chat'''.
 
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Photo by Leon
Thamnolaea cinnamomeiventris

Includes White-crowned Chliff-Chat

Identification

Length 20-23 cm; mass 46-51 g.

Adult male: Glossy black, with rufous rump and belly, and white carpal (wrist) patch. Eye dark brown; bill, legs and feet black.

Adult female: Slaty black where male glossy black; deep chestnut where male rufous; no white patch on wing.

Immature: Similar to adults, but duller.

Distribution

Africa south of the Sahara.

Taxonomy

8 subspecies accepted.
Coronata is sometimes split as full species, White-crowned Cliff-Chat.

Habitat

Behaviour

External Links

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