By Rajni Pandey | December 13, 2024
Known for its mesmerizing courtship display and iridescent plumage, this Indonesian bird dazzles with its unique fan-shaped cape.
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A critically endangered Philippine bird with a striking red-orange head and curved bill, vital for seed dispersal in forest ecosystems.
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This flightless, nocturnal parrot from New Zealand is the heaviest parrot in the world, with mossy green feathers and a distinct musky scent.
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Dominica’s vibrant parrot features green, purple, and orange feathers and is a national symbol of pride and conservation efforts.
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This vividly colored bird, rediscovered in the Philippines, plays a vital role in pollination and thrives in Cebu’s forest ecosystems.
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A tiny, round alpine bird with curious hopping movements, it survives harsh climates in New Zealand’s high-altitude regions.
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Native to China, this bird is known for its golden crest and colorful plumage, symbolizing beauty and good fortune.
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This rare, jewel-like bird with vivid metallic blue and orange feathers is an elusive treasure of Philippine forests.
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Rediscovered in 2006, this rare diving duck with chestnut plumage thrives in secluded freshwater lakes in Madagascar.
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With cobalt-blue eyes and spotted chestnut feathers, this Brazilian bird symbolizes hope after being rediscovered in 2015.
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