Here we can see all the features of the Chocolate-backed kingfisher in its plumage, as the female and male sit on opposite sides for a moment. Note the strong red bill, the white underside, the chocolate brown upperside - and the emerald blue features on the upper rump, wings and tail. Despite the name "kingfisher", it does not eat fish but insects of various kinds, e.g. grasshoppers. It can also catch small lizards. It nests in tunnels that are hacked out of termite nests in trees. As for kingfishers, they stay high up in the trees and catch their prey in the air or after a quick descent to the ground. Therefore, they are difficult to catch a sight of, and are usually found by their loud warning call.