Woodwards' Batis

Batis fratrum (Shelley, 1900)

Platysteiridae — Wattle-eyes, Batises

Woodwards' Batis, Batis fratrum, is a passerine in the family Platysteiridae, the wattle-eyes and batises. It breeds in Africa from southern Malawi through central Mozambique and eastern Zimbabwe to eastern South Africa. It belongs to the order Passeriformes and was described by Shelley in 1900.

Order: Passeriformes
Family: Platysteiridae — Wattle-eyes, Batises
Breeding range: Africa: s Malawi, c Mozambique and e Zimbabwe to e South Africa

Tours where you can spot this bird

2 tours in South Africa 1, Namibia 1

8-Day St Lucia and Sani Pass Birding Tour

South Africa / Durban Private tour 8 days

An 8-day KwaZulu-Natal birding itinerary linking Umdoni, Oribi Gorge, Ingeli Forest, Sani Pass, Eshowe, St Lucia and iSimangaliso....

Southern Africa Birding Expedition: Namibia, Okavango & Victoria Falls with Birding Ecotours

Namibia / Walvis Bay Group tour 18 days

An 18-day birding expedition from Namibia's Atlantic coast through Etosha and the Okavango Panhandle to Victoria Falls, combining desert nea...

From USD 10,206