Black-bellied Bustard
Lissotis (Eupodotis) melanogaster
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The male black-bellied bustard is distinguished from other male bustards by the entirely black underparts, grey chin, and white cheeks surrounded by a fine black line that extends to the posterior eye. The territorial dispute photos (Mara River), are courtesy of Paul Oliver, as is the bird in display flight (row 4, Mwiba12-15,). The female and juvenile photo (Ngorongoro Crater) is courtesy of Alex Rees. The head photos were taken at Ngorongoro Crater. The 8th row photos birds were at Ngorongoro Crater and Yaida Valley. The birds in the video were in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater; and the bottom, at Ngorongoro Crater, courtesy of Roger Zimmerman; click the lower photo to see 22 enlargements including more display photos.
 
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All unattributed images on this website are:
copyright © 2001-265 Ron Eggert or David Peterson
All other images are the property of the indicated photographers:
Roger Zimmerman, Colin Beale, Steve Dolberg, Maren Hilton, Alex Rees
Henrik Kisbye, Paul Oliver, Michael Oates, Stuart Webb, Amos Pampy Hardecker

Last Update this page: 7-17-25