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Bubalornis niger
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Quelea quelea
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Euplectes ardens
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Quelea erythrops
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Anaplectes rubriceps
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Ploceus galbula
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Sporopipes frontalis
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Ploceus ocularis
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Ploceus spekei
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Amblyospiza albifrons
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Plocepasser mahali
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Dinemellia dinemelli
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Euplectes albonotatus
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Zosterops abyssinicus
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Zosterops senegalensis
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Zosterops socotranus
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Rhinopomastus minor
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Phoeniculus somaliensis
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Rhinopomastus aterrimus
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Rhinopomastus cyanomelas
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Phoeniculus granti
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Phoeniculus purpureus
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Dendropicos abyssinicus
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Dendropicos goertae
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Chloropicus namaquus
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Dendropicos obsoletus
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Dendropicos fuscescens
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Dendropicos spodocephalus
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Campethera cailliautii
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Campethera mombassica
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Campethera nubica
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Jynx ruficollis
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Jynx torquilla
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Erythrocercus holochlorus
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