"Descriptions of Three New Birds from the Belgian Congo" is a scientific paper published in the Bulletin of the AMNH, Volume XXXIV, Article XVI, pages 509-513, October 20, 1915. Its author is the famous ornithologist James Paul Chapin. In this work, Chapin examines and describes three new species of birds discovered in the Belgian Congo. The author examines in detail the external signs, behavior and habitat of these birds, which makes this article a valuable document for the study of the fauna of Africa. This scientific work was a significant contribution to the enrichment of scientific knowledge about the birds of that region, and also provided an impetus for further research in this field.