Eight years ago I photographed this elegant bird in Namibia. Now I met it again in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest - which is best known for its gorillas. The Brown-crowned tchagra is a mainly grey and chestnut-brown tchagra with a distinct white and a thin black eyebrow line. The crown is grey-brown and edged with black stripes. The pairs often move around jumping on the ground, where they search for insects in bushes, thickets and more open woodland. It is known for a special behavior where it flies from a branch, downwards in a spiral, while creating a rattling sound with its flapping wings (which has been described as "prrrrrp"), before singing a rapid series of 15-20 falling notes, "chie-ree", as it approaches the ground.