Black-bellied Bustards, Lissotis melanogaster

Black-bellied Bustards

Bustards

Black-bellied Bustards (Lissotis melanogaster) occur naturally in Africa - specifically south of the Sahara desert. Their natural habitats are forests and tall open grassland areas.

Female Black-bellied Bustard (Korhaan), Lissotis melanogaster, EarthLodge Sabi-Sabi, South Africa (08/31/09)

Male Black-bellied Bustard

 

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