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Keel-billed Toucan, the national bird of Belize.
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A little egret, Brunei Darussalam

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White-Breasted Waterhen, Sepilok, Sabah

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Bird on an overhead wire near Sandakan, Sabah

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Chesnut Munia, Kabil-Sepilok Forest Reserve

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Bulbul, Kabil-Sepilok Forest Reserve

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Little egret near Sandakan, Sabah

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Oriental Pied Hornbill, Labuk Bay near Sandakan, Sabah

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Oriental Pied Hornbill, Labuk Bay near Sandakan, Sabah

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Bulbul, Kabil-Sepilok Forest Reserve

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A little egret, Brunei Darussalam

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Zebra Dove, Bandar Seri Begawan

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Eurasian Tree Sparrow perched on a wall in Georgetown, Penang

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Mynah bird on branch, Pulau Tioman

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Pacific Swallows on the beach, Kampung Juara, Pulau Tioman

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Pacific Swallow on the jetty, Kampung Juara, Pulau Tioman

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A Blackbird singing from a rooftop

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A Chaffinch on a branch

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A Pigeon perching on a nest box

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Red-legged partridge standing in ground cover
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Red-Legged Partridge on the verge

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A Whitethroat singing at Alton Water

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Gull at the beach, Aldeburgh

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Great Tit in a Suffolk Garden

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A Pigeon in Suffolk, UK.

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A colorful parrot eating from the owner's hand. Birds make very good pets for apartments as they only need a little space.

Birds with the craziest hair: Andean Cock-of-the-Rock
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Cicinnurus respublica, is a small bird of the Paradisaeidae family. The male is red and black with a yellow mantle on its neck, light green mouth, rich blue feet and two curved violet tail feathers. The head is naked blue, with black double cross pattern on it.

Birds with the most colorful feathers: Wilson's Bird-of-Paradise
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A common nighthawk gives an opportunity for a close-up portrait in Wyoming.

Bird known by the white stripe on its wing: Common Nighthawk
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A Common Nighthawk sleeping on a horizontal fence.

Bird known by the white stripe on its wing: Common Nighthawk
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Common Nighthawk female performing distraction display

Bird known by the white stripe on its wing: Common Nighthawk
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A common nighthawk sips bugs off the water.

Bird known by the white stripe on its wing: Common Nighthawk
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A common nighthawk opens its beak in anticipation of a bug snack

Bird known by the white stripe on its wing: Common Nighthawk
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Common Nighthawk (Chordeiles minor) on a post in Oklahoma with a green background

Bird known by the white stripe on its wing: Common Nighthawk
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Curassow detail close-up portrait yellow peak and black feathers

Birds with mohawks: Great Curassow
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Birds with mohawks: Royal Flycatcher
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A Tufted Titmouse bird in the early spring morning

Birds with mohawks: Tufted Titmouse
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Blue tit (Parus caeruleus) perched on Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) twig with white blossom

Birds with yellow chests: Eurasian Blue Tit
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The Eurasian blue tit features striking blue and yellow plumage.

Springtime blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) perched on a twig in front of yellow flowers. Portrait with copy space. Devon, UK, March.

Birds with yellow chests: Eurasian Blue Tit
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Yellow-breasted Brush-finch (Atlapetes latinuchus spodionotus) adult perched on twig"n"nVinicio Birdwatchers House, Nono-Mindo Road. Ecuador February

Birds with yellow chests: Yellow-Breasted Brushfinch
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Audubon's Oriole (Icterus graduacauda) in south Texas, USA

Birds with yellow chests: Audubon's Oriole
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Male Western Tanager in Yellowstone National ark

Birds with yellow chests: Western Tanager
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Male western Tanagers are bright yellow with black wings and an orangish-red head

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker woodpecker sitting on a tree

Birds with yellow chests: Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker
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These amazing birds use multiple calls to communicate with each other.

Birds with yellow chests: Yellow-Breasted Fruit Dove
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A couch's kingbird sitting on a branch.

Birds with yellow chests: Couch's Kingbird
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Yellow-breasted Chat (Icteria virens) perched on branch surveying a bird feeding station in South Llano River State Park near Junction Texas.

Birds with yellow chests: Yellow-Breasted Chat
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Piratic Flycatcher (Legatus leucophaius) adult perched on twig"n"nChagres River, Panama November

Birds with the coolest names: Piratic Flycatcher
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Birds with the coolest names: Greater Flameback
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Fiery-throated Hummingbird - Panterpe insignis medium-sized hummingbird breeds only in the mountains of Costa Rica and Panama, orange breast, sitting in the middle of flowers.

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Emperor bird-of-paradaise inside a cage in zoo.

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Birds with teeth: Tooth-Billed Bowerbird
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Peregrine Falcon close up portrait (Falco peregrinus)

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Pair of blue hyacinth macaw (Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus) perched on branch touching beaks. The largest macaw and flying parrot species.

Red-capped Manakin, Pipra mentalis, rare bizar bird, Nelize, Central America. Wildlife scene from nature. Birdwatching in Belize.

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Red-capped Manakin, Pipra mentalis, Belize. The red-capped manakin does the moonwalk to attract a mate during their courtship ritual.

Loggerhead Shrike Fledglings "That's My Beetle!"

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Loggerhead Shrike pair feeding its fledgling a beetle.

Painted Bunting profile

Birds with red chests: Painted Bunting
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Painted buntings winter in Florida.

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Birds with red chests: Red-Breasted Sapsucker
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Birds with red chests: Painted Redstart
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Great egret, ardea alba, walking in wetland in summertime nature. Animal with long yellow beak wading in swamp with reflection in water. White bird with long neck looking down.

Birds with long necks: Great Egret
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Great egret, ardea alba, walking in wetland in summertime.

Birds that eat fish: Osprey
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A number of birds have evolved specialized traits to help them hunt for fish.

The great cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo) in natural habitat

Birds that eat fish: Great Cormorant
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Real photo of Common Tern at seacoast

Birds that eat fish: Common Tern
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Common but still interesting garden bird found across the world

Birds that eat wasps: Common Starling
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Birds that are red: 'I'iwi
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Red-Billed Firefinch, lagonosticta senegala, Female

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American Coot Wading in a Pond

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Pied-billed Grebe flapping its wings on a lake at sunset time

Pied-billed Grebe flapping its wings on a lake at sunset time
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Pied-billed Grebe flapping its wings on a lake at sunset time.

Beautiful closeup view of brent goose (Branta bernicla) with black beak walking and grazing on green lawn in Blackrock Park, Dublin, Ireland

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Birds that look like penguins: Little Auk
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Razorbill (Alca torda) perched on rock in breeding colony on Farne Islands, United Kingdom

Birds that look like penguins: Razorbill
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Common Guillemot, uria aalge, Scotland

Birds that look like penguins: Common Murre
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Birds that make mud nests: Rufous Hornero
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Birds that make mud nests: Cliff Swallow
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Cliff swallows build their nests out of mud on the side of cliffs or buildings.

A pair of Hyacinth Macaws ham it up for the camera

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Birds that eat ticks: Oxpecker
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Vulturine guineafowl, Acryllium vulturinum, Single bird on grass, Kenya, September 2019

Birds that eat ticks: Guineafowl
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Guinefowl pick up ticks while following animal herds.

Most Expensive Birds-Scarlet Tanager
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Scarlet Tanager (Piranga olivacea) whose song has been compared to that of a “robin with a sore throat.”

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A close-up image of a colorful Gouldian finch bird perched on a tree trunk.

The real canary (Sicalis flaveola) is also known as the garden canary. Photo for background.

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What better name for a canary than the iconic Tweety Bird.

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A pair of beautiful birds of paradise perched on a branch.

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a great horned owl ,center frame, flying toward to camera. The owls massive wings are spread in flight. The bird is varying shades of brown, with a lighter face. Trees with fall foliage of red, gold and brown compete the background.
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A flying Great Horned Owl. This is one of the most dangerous birds because of its talons, curved sharp beak, and its aggressive way of hunting.

Common Loon and baby chick loon swimming in pond and celebrating the new life with water lily pads in their environment and habitat surrounding. Loon Picture. Portrait. Image. Photo.

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Great Northern Loon and baby chick loon swimming in a pond.

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Beautiful rooster and chickens on background of green grass.

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Beautiful rooster and chickens on a background of green grass.

White-bellied Go-Away Bird
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Though the name, "White-bellied Go-Away Bird" may sound like a deterrent, this bird's beautiful tail certainly isn't!

The smallest bird in the world is a male Bee Hummingbird (Mellisuga helenae)

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Tiniest Birds-Wilsons Storm Petrel
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Wilson's Storm Petrel (Oceanites oceanicus) in flight over the Atlantic ocean surface off Madeira.

Tiniest Birds-Pale-Billed Flowerpecker
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Pale-billed flowerpecker birds are tiny (8cm long and 4-6g weight). These are occurring in most of southern India and Sri Lanka.

Weebill Smicrornis brevirostris at Gluepot, South Australia

Tiniest Birds-Weebill
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Australia's smallest bird, the Weebill is found in woodlands and forests throughout mainland Australia.

Tiniest Birds-Goldcrest
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The smallest bird in Europe, the Goldcrest, Regulus regulus, or golden-crested kinglet.

Cape Penduline Tit perched against a blue sky

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A Cape Penduline Tit perched on a branch against a blue sky.

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Andean condor soaring

Highest Flying Birds-Andean Condor
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The Andean condor is Colombia's national bird.

Highest Flying Birds-Bar-tailed Godwit
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Bar-tailed Godwit (Limosa lapponica) pulling a worm out of wet sand. The bar-tailed godwit has the world's longest non-stop migration.

Highest Flying Birds-Alpine Chough
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The Alpine Chough flying in the Bavarian Alps, Germany, Europe. The alpine chough is the world's highest nester.

Takahe at Orokonui ecosanctuary in New Zealand

Birds that can't fly: Takahe
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An Emu and its chicks by the roadside at Denham, Western Australia.

Birds that can't fly: Emu
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Birds that can't fly: Flightless Cormorant
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Wekaralle, New Zealand

Birds that can't fly: Weka
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The Western Meadowloark is a Ground Dwelling Bird, Common To The Colorado Prairie.

Birds that nest on the ground: Western Meadowlark
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Elegant, small tern with striking features in breeding plumage.

Birds that migrate the longest: Arctic Tern
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Over the course of its life, the Arctic tern may fly up to 1.5 million miles for its migration.

A Sooty Shearwater, Puffinus griseus gliding over ocean

Birds that migrate the longest: Sooty Shearwater
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Short-tailed shearwater, marine bird, in flight over the sea

Birds that migrate the longest: Short-tailed Shearwater
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Bar-tailed Godwit summer plumage

Birds that migrate the longest: Bar-tailed Godwit
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The bar-tailed godwit makes the longest non-stop flight of any bird.

First-winter Pectoral Sandpiper (Calidris melanotos) on the Azores in late August. A scarce vagrant to western Europe.

Birds that migrate the longest: Pectoral Sandpiper
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Male northern wheatear or wheatear (Oenanthe oenanthe) is a small passerine bird from Yellowstone

Birds that migrate the longest: Northern Wheatear
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The northern wheatear makes the longest migration of any songbird.

Black-eared Wheatear found in qatar. selective focus

Birds that migrate the longest: Pied Wheatear
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The pyrrhuloxia or desert cardinal (Cardinalis sinuatus) is a medium-sized North American song bird found in the American southwest and northern Mexico. This distinctive species with a short, stout bill, red crest and wings, closely resembles the northern and the vermilion cardinals which are in the same genus.

Birds that look like cardinals: Pyyrhuloxia
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The desert cardinals is mostly gray with red markings, while the northern cardinal is mostly red with dark markings.

Pine Grosbeak male close-up rear view, perched with a blur background in its environment and habitat. Picture. Portrait. Grosbeak Stock Photo and Image.

Birds that look like cardinals: Pine Grosbeak
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Red Crossbill perched on branch

Birds that look like cardinals: Red Crossbill
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The red crossbill has a bill that overlaps, while the northern cardinal's bill is thick and conical.

Scarlet Tanagerperched on a branch during spring migration.

Birds that look like cardinals: Scarlet Tanager
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The scarlet tanager does not sport the northern cardinal's distinctive black face mask.

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Birds that look like cardinals: Vermillion Flycatcher
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The vermillion flycatcher sports red and gray plumage similar to a cardinal's.

This male Summer Tanager has an amazing red color all over his body. He stopped in perfect light just for a moment allowing me to capture the moment. This was shot in Costa Rica, on the Osa Peninsula, near Puerto Jimenez and Corcovado National Park. Higher classification: Northern tanagers Scientific name: Piranga rubra Rank: Species Family: Cardinalidae Kingdom: Animalia

Birds that eat bees: Scarlet and Summer Tanager
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Summer tanagers are the only completely red birds in North America.

Majestic Purple Martin Surveys His Territory

Birds that eat bees: Purple Martin
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The purple martin is an acrobatic hunter, capable of catching bees while in full dive.

Portrait of European Honey Buzzard Pernis apivorus in the wild.

Birds that eat bees: Honey Buzzard
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The honey buzzard uses its sharp talons to tear apart bee hives and features scaly armor to protect it from stings.

Types of Birds that are Blue - Tree Swallow
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Birds that are blue - Blue Grosbeak drinking water
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Two baby indigo bunting birds in a nest made of twigs in a natural setting. The birds are featherless and purplish in color.
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A male indigo bunting perched up on bare branch against a green background. As it's name suggests, the bird is vivid blue.
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Birds that look like robins: Red-breasted Nuthatch
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People often mistake nuthatches for woodpeckers because of their long, pointed beaks and their foraging behavior.

Birds that look like robins: Spotted Towhee
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The Spotted Towhee is a common Towhee species.

Birds that look like robins: Black-headed Grosbeak
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Birds that look like robins: Common Redstart
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The common redstart belongs to the same family as the European robin.

Scaly-breasted Honeyguide (Indicator variegatus) adult perched on branch"n"nArabuko-sokoke Forest, Kenya November

Birds that lay eggs in other birds' nests: Honeyguide
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Village Indiogobird on a branch in the Kruger National Park.

Birds that lay eggs in other birds' nests: Indigobird
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Brown-headed Cowbird

Birds that lay eggs in other birds' nests: Brown-headed Cowbird
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The brown-headed cowbird

Common cuckoo, Cuculus canorus, resting and singing in a tree. It is a brood parasite, which means it lays eggs in the nests of other bird species, dunnocks, meadow pipits, and reed warblers

Birds That Lay Eggs in Other Birds' Nests
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While some birds vigilantly look after their own eggs, other birds prefer to lay eggs in other birds' nests.

the green-red parrot stands on the phone and is petted by a human hand

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Bird being petted-header

Parakeet in cage

Best Bird Toys
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Good bird toys should be made of natural materials to avoid toxic poisoning.

Animals that don't poop – birds
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Birds, such as these hummingbirds, possess a cloaca, which expels both urine and feces.

Dumbest Animals in the World: Secretary Bird

Dumbest Animals in the World: Secretary Bird
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A secretary bird (Sagittarius serpentarius) flying through a dry field. This is one of Africa's weirdest birds. It struts about the savannah with the head of an eagle and the legs of a stork.

Largest Birds of Prey

Largest Birds of Prey
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Greater Bird of paradise of New Guinea and Indonesia

Greater Bird of paradise of New Guinea and Indonesia
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Greater Bird of paradise of New Guinea and Indonesia

Amazing Rainforest Animal: Goliath Bird Eating Spider

Amazing Rainforest Animal: Goliath Bird Eating Spider
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Goliath Bird Eating Spiders don't usually eat birds, but they are big enough to be able to—and occasionally they do.

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Amazing Rainforest Animal Blue Bird-of-Paradise
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A Blue Bird-of-Paradise in Enga Province of Papua New Guinea. The Blue Bird of Paradise is regarded by ornithologists as the loveliest of all birds.

Favorite and Most Popular Animals: Bird

Favorite and Most Popular Animals: Bird
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Blue hummingbird, Violet Sabrewing, flying next to a beautiful red flower, sucking nectar in a tropical forest in Costa Rica.

Longest Tail: The Long-Tailed Widow Bird

Longest Tail: The Long-Tailed Widow Bird
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The Long-Tailed Widow Bird is one of the most conspicuous grassland species where it occurs. The male in breeding plumage is unmistakable, with a tail up to 50 cm long.

Smallest Animals: Birds

Smallest Animals: Birds
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Bee hummingbirds are thought to have the 2nd fastest heartbeat of all animals in the world

Biggest Spiders: Goliath Bird Eating Spider Goliath birdeater (Theraphosa blondi) belongs to the tarantula family Theraphosidae. Found near the village Balbina, Amazon rainforest, Brasil

Biggest Spiders: Goliath Bird Eating Spider
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The Goliath birdeater is the world's largest spider, by weight.

Largest Birds of Prey - California Condor

Largest Birds of Prey - California Condor
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The California Condor can live for as long as 45 years.

Largest Birds of Prey - Andean Condor

Largest Birds of Prey - Andean Condor
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The Andean Condor can change the color of their skin according to their mood.

Largest Birds of Prey - Lammergeier

Largest Birds of Prey - Lammergeier
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The Lammergeier sometimes forms threesomes with two males competing for the same female.

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Settlement on the Brunei River, Bandar Seri Begawan

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Kabil-Sepilok Forest Reserve

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South China Sea, Brunei

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South China Sea, Brunei

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South China Sea, Brunei

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Waterfall at the Rainforest Discovery Centre, Sabah

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Kabil-Sepilok Forest Reserve

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Bird of Paradise - Cicinnurus magnificus
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Bird of Paradise - Cicinnurus magnificus

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Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise (Seleucidis melanoleuca)

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Brown sickle bill bird of paradise
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Brown sickle bill Bird of Paradise

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Greater Bird of Paradise about to fly away showing its full wingspan from back photograph.

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Paradisaea minor - Lesser Bird of Paradise, Jurong Bird Park
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Lesser Bird of Paradise (Paradisaea minor)

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Lesser Bird of Paradise
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Lesser Bird of Paradise (Paradisaea minor)