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Buff-streaked chat

Appearance
The male's black face, throat and wings and buffy underparts are diagnostic. The white eye-stripe extends down the side on the neck and into a characteritic 'V' on the mantle.
Female differs from juvenile Capped Wheatear in having a buff (not white) rump. Juvenile is mottled with black and buff above and below, and has a rufous rump.
Habitat
Rock-strewn, grassy hill slopes.
Call
Loud, rich warbling, including mimicry of other birds' songs.
Classification