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.Black Crowned Crane
It
is found in West and East Africa. Very romantic bird. Courtship may
involve reciprocal dances, which include jumping up, no runs score,
flapping wings, tossing bundles of grass or wiggle your head. The beauty
of courtship and the appearance of these birds could not pass by our.
Red Cardinal
Dwells
mostly in the Eastern States of United States and Southeast Canada and
Mexico. Brightly painted Crimson, with a black “mask” on the face. The
coloring of the females are greyish-brown tones, with reddish feathers
on the wings, chest and hoholke, with less pronounced “mask” than the
male.
Kingfisher
Widely
distributed. Moves only with wings, as the feet are short and are not
designed for prolonged displacement. Kingfisher near Dim plumage; its
brightness is achieved due to refraction of light feathers. Kingfisher
love of solitude, seeing them as a rarity. The voice is an intermittent
Squeak “Tiit-Tiit-Tiit”.
Scarlet Macaw
King
parrots. Despite the magnificent and colorful appearance, the ARA was a
hard fate. They have long hunted the Indians. They used to eat meat and
feathers for the tail-heads and ornaments.
Mandarin Duck
The
bird family Anatidae. Its flight is fast and maneuverable, it easily
takes off, sometimes almost straight up. Unlike most ducks, mandarinku
can often be seen sitting on branches of trees or on the coastal rocks.
Mandarinku hunting is forbidden, it is listed in the Red Book of Russia
as a rare species. This duck bred in parks as decorative bird.
Paradise Tanager
It
is found in eastern Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, French Guiana and
Guyana. Looks extremely specific. Green muzzle with blue breast, as if a
beard and purple Chin anyone can not leave indifferent from seeing the
beauty of it.
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9. Stork-billed Kingfisher:
This South Indian bird is also known as Pelargopsis capensis.
It is mainly found in tropical lands and in forests of South Asia
especially India and Sri Lanka. This beautiful bird is enough catchy to
keep the tourists intact.8. Peafowl:
We know Peafowl with two of its common names, Peacock and Pavo.
It is a large yet beautiful bird of pheasant family. God has made it
with distinctive colors and shades. It usually lives in shady and dark
areas this is why the zoo owners, whenever have to keep it in their
zoos, provide it with the similar habitat.7. Painted Bunting:
The scientific name of Painted Bunting is Passerina ciris.
It is a male bird of North America. We can also view it in the forests
and gardens of South Africa. Its beautiful colors like blue-head,
green-back and so on, make it a spectacular creature.6. Keel-billed Toucans:
Also known with its scientific name (Ramphastos sulfuratus),
Keel-billed Toucans is a native bird of Belize. This comes in plenty of
colorful bills and is said to be a fearless birds. It can easily
survive in storms and thunders and remain in its nest for days and
months when weather is unfavorable.5. Rainbow Lorikeet:
Rainbow Lorikeet’s scientific name is Trichoglossus haematodus
and this bird is found in America, Australia and Austria. Its colorful
body and charming eyes are enough to keep us intact with its beauty. The
tourists love to save its beauty in their camera memories.4. Northern Oriole:
Northern Oriole (Icterus galbula)
is a former bird of WestIslands and Finland. It is small in size and
weighs about 35 grams. Its bright and sharp colors make it a beautiful
and charming bird.3. Flamingo:
Flamingo is a commonly found bird and amazingly beautiful. Its scientific name is Phoenicopteridae
and it is present both in Southern and Western Hemispheres. This bird
can also be found in different zoos of your country and it usually
stands on one leg for hours. It’s a delicate and beautiful bird indeed.2. Hyacinth Macaw:
Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus
is the scientific name of Hyacinth Macaw. This bird is found in America
and parts of Africa. Also some of its species have been discovered in
New Zealand. It is considered as a light weight bird having an estimated
weight of 2-3 kilograms. In USA, it is sold at $1000 or even more.1. Golden Pheasant:
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