Cuculus canorus
Recalls a sparrowhawk with grey upperparts and barred white underparts, but the bill is thin and straight and the feet are weak, lacking the hawk's hooked bill and thick talons
Flies with pointed wings beaten below body level, never raised above the back
Long graduated dark tail with rows of white spots along the tips and edges
Yellow eye-ring and feet; the grey breast ends abruptly against the finely barred belly
The male's two-note gu-cuck carries for kilometres, while the female gives a bubbling trill instead
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Male a monotonous gu-cuck, female a fast bubbling trill; lays in the nests of warblers and wagtails and the chick ejects its foster siblings