Chestnut-throated Apalis Apalis porphyrolaema

Gray apalis with a distinct rufous throat. Found in the canopy of montane forest and adjacent secondary growth. Usually in pairs, and readily joins mixed-species feeding flocks. The distinctive song is a vibrant trill that sounds like the ringing of a small telephone. This trill is often doubled. Similar to female Buff-throated Apalis, but has a more clearly defined rufous throat and gray rather than white underparts.