Grey-headed Bushshrike

Bradornis microrhynchus

The Grey-headed Bushshrike is a medium-sized bird found in eastern and southern Africa. It has a distinctive grey head and upperparts, with a black mask and bright yellow eye. The underparts are pale grey with a yellow wash on the belly. This species is known for its loud, melodious calls and is often found in dense woodland and forest edges. It preys on insects and small vertebrates, hunting from perches within the canopy. The Grey-headed Bushshrike is known for its secretive nature and can be difficult to spot despite its striking appearance.

Habitat: Woodland and forest edges