Dark brown with a black head, bright yellow bill and legs, bare skin around the eyes and a conspicuous white wing patch. Often seen in pairs.

Glossy purple-green plumage with a white wing patch and bright orange-yellow facial skin. Loud, varied calls are a useful clue.

Grey-brown and slightly darker than the common myna, with an erectile tuft on the forehead and large white wing patches visible in flight.

Recognised by its pointed black crest, white underparts, red whisker patch and crimson below the tail.

Dark slate coloured, slightly slender, with a pointed crest, red bill and legs. Often moves noisily through leafy treetops.

Smoke-brown with a partially crested black head, scale-like breast markings and a conspicuous crimson patch below the tail.

A slim, brilliant treetop bird. Adult males are black and scarlet; females are greyer with orange-scarlet and yellow.

A slender pinkish-brown and grey pigeon with a spotted black-and-white neck patch and white on the abdomen and tail edges.

A large pigeon with a grey head, black-and-white chequered hind neck and rich brown upperparts with a metallic sheen.

Brownish pink with glistening emerald-bronze upperparts, a white forehead and eyebrow, and pale bars on the wings.

Slender grass-green or yellowish-green parakeet with a long pointed tail and very fast, direct flight.

Tiny nectar-feeders with long, narrow, down-curved bills. Males may show bright colours while females are generally olive above and yellow below.

A tiny square-tailed greenish-yellow bird with a conspicuous white ring around the eye. Often seen in parties or flocks.

Purple-blue above with greyish lilac underparts, a coral-red bill and a velvety black forehead. Active on trunks and branches.

A restless olive-brown bird, brighter yellow below, often flicking its wings nervously as it searches for insects.

A glistening blue-black thrush with cobalt highlights and a rich, human-like whistling song.

About sparrow-sized. Males are dark grey-brown washed with bluish green; females are duller.

A striking flycatcher with black and orange plumage, usually keeping to the understory and low bushes.

Domestic-hen sized. Males show crested grey plumage with a metallic dark tail; females are brown with pale streaks.

A colourful small quail that may keep in small groups and emerge in the morning or evening to dust itself.

Males are jet black with white rump and wing patches; females are earthy brown with a paler rusty rump.

A small black-and-white flycatcher-like bird, often holding a hunched perch posture while hunting insects.

A richly coloured small falcon, often rusty-toned, famous for hovering in place before dropping onto prey.

A large slaty-brown hill bird with a long curved bill, often encountered in pairs or flocks.

Dark olive-brown with white throat and breast, a prominent white eyebrow and a curved yellow bill. Often moves through dense cover.

Bright olive-green above and yellow below, with grey crown and eye area.

Blue-grey above with a pale eyebrow and yellow underparts. Often associated with forest roads and small streams.

A crested olive-brown bird with rufous underparts and a conspicuous white eyebrow with black lines.

Bright golden yellow with black wings and tail and a dark streak through the eye. Usually seen high in trees.

Green with dark head markings, a pale eyebrow and whitish throat and breast.

A heavy-billed green bird with yellow throat and a red-streaked crown and breast.

A rusty red or deep chestnut raptor with a white head, neck and breast.

Glossy jet black with a deeply forked tail. Watches for insects from exposed perches and captures prey in the air.

Jungle-crow sized, glossy black with chestnut wings and a long tail. Often walks through undergrowth.

Glossy dark above with a deeply forked tail, built for fast aerial insect hunting.

Plain greyish-brown with a dark stripe below the eye and a pale eyebrow. Usually moves from tree to tree searching for insects.

Dusky grey-necked, highly adaptable and gregarious, closely associated with human habitation.

Uniformly glossy jet black with a heavy bill and a deep guttural voice.

Black above and white below with a white wing patch and white outer tail feathers. Frequently flicks and cocks its tail.

Ashy olive-brown above and greyish buff-white below, with a thick bluish finch-like bill.

A familiar human-associated sparrow. Males show chestnut, black and grey markings; females are ashier and less contrasting.