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Least Honeyguide
Indicator exilis (Cassin, 1856)
Indicatoridae — Honeyguides
Least Honeyguide, Indicator exilis, is a bird of the honeyguide family that breeds in central and western Africa. It occurs in forested places across sub-Saharan Africa, including plantations, primary and secondary woodland, and forest shrub mosaics. Adults are olive brown, with dark grey underparts and face, pale marks above the bill and on the tail in flight, plus a fine white line from the eye to near the nostril and a malar stripe from the mandible to the ear-coverts. It is a small species, and males are larger than females.
- Order
- Piciformes
- Family
- Indicatoridae — Honeyguides
- Breeding range
- Africa: c, w
