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Common names: Helmeted Guinea-fowl (Eng.); gewone tarentaal (Afr.); impangele (Xhosa); mhangele (Xitsonga) Introduction The Helmeted Guinea-fowl is widely distributed throughout southern Africa and was traditionally hunted for sport. People often marvel at these birds with their black-grey bodies, unmistakable colourful head and featherless crown. They usually form relatively stable flocks of 15 to 40 birds

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