The White-bellied Bustard is a small, tawny-backed bustard with a reddish base to the bill and a strongly demarcated white belly.
The male has a blue-gray neck and dark facial markings. Small groups strut through open grassland and bush. Often first detected by a characteristic, continuous, croaking, nasal “anghara-anghara”, as well as by other similar calls.
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