Grauer’s broadbill (Pseudocalyptomena graueri) features an unmistakable leaf-green plumage, making it nearly invisible among the dense forest foliage. Its broad, flattened bill and stout body give it a distinctive profile. Notable markings include a blue throat, faint streaks on its crown and a pale, soft green belly. The vibrant coloration and unique shape of this bird make it a bucket-list species for birders visiting Uganda and the Albertine Rift region.