Bird Identification - Mystery Birds

[nan]

Kgalagadi, janv./ febr. 2017

2. ID - African Hawk-Eagle ???

African Hawk-Eagle should not be found in KTP in Sasol's opinion.
Could it be a Wahlberg's Eagle or even a Tawny

Agree with african hawk-eagle.

[nan]

need help please

Grootkolk (Kgalagadi) 13.11.2.017 (16h30)

ID

maybe you have one more colored Liz

[Lisbeth]

I do not have that one. Maybe a chat flycatcher.

[Mel]

Familiar chat.

Rufous in tail visible

[Lisbeth]

I looked for the rufous, but I is not quite there

[Lisbeth]

Nan, I think that it is a chat Flycatcher, because I do not see anything chestnut coloured, nor the rump nor the outer tail nor the chin. This does not mean that Dewi is wrong, but...........

[GlosterBirder]

I'm thinking African Goshawk. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.

most likely a juvenile Gabar goshawk

[Dindingwe]

I will need your help again as I saw in Namibia in Palmwag this leucistic specimen.

[Flutterby]

Maybe a quelea?

[Dindingwe]

When I see a grey Goshawk in the Kgalagadi, I usually identify it as a Pale Chanting Goshawk without thinking too much. But I may be mistaken. When Peter posted his picture of a Gabar Goshawk, it reminded me of that bird :

Sorry, the picture is a bit blurred, but could it be a juvenile Gabar ? I think it is difficult to differentiate the 3 (Gabar, Pale and Dark Chanting). If someone has some tips on these species.