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White-bellied Bustard

Eupodotis senegalensis

Photo by Karan Raghwa
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Field Notes

Description:

very common bustard to be seen on an African Safari; Male has a blue-grey neck; white belly; white face and black crown; upperparts are brown with fine, dark brown vermiculations
Photo taken at Western Serengeti Plains of Tanzania

Habitat:

Savanna grasslands

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PublishedNovember 9, 2013

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