graybellied
The term "graybellied" typically refers to a descriptive characteristic, most commonly applied to birds, indicating that the underside of their abdomen is a shade of gray. This coloration can vary in intensity, from a pale ash to a darker slate, and its presence is often a key feature used in ornithological identification. Different species may exhibit subtle variations in the grayness of their belly, distinguishing them from closely related birds.
Beyond avian examples, "graybellied" might occasionally be used to describe other animals with a gray ventral