The white-throated kingfisher is also known as the white-breasted kingfisher.  Their English name is White-throated Kingfisher.  Their scientific name is Halcyon smyrnensis (Halcyon smyrnensis).  Among the species of fish, they are the largest fish.  They are 25–27 cm (10.6–11.00 in) in length.  Their adults have a bright blue wing and tail.  Its head, shoulders, rump and underbelly are chestnut and the throat and breast are white, the large bill and legs are bright red.  They spread widely across the subcontinent from Sinai east to the Philippines in Asia.  They are often found far from water.  They usually eat small reptiles, amphibians, crabs, small rodents, etc.