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(#7) This Quirky Quetzal Who Is a Special Flower
The Quetzal lives in tropical forests in Central America. They love eating insects, lizards and small fruit. During mating season males grow a second tail feather to attract the ladies.
Source: National Geographic
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(#22) This Blue-Throated Beauty
The Blue-Throated Bee-Eater got its name from its diet of those pesky stinging insects. They hunt by waiting in the trees and then swooping down on their prey. They are also oddly attracted to smoke.
Source: Naturia
Photo: Birding Blogs -
(#27) This Lazy Looker Who Can't Be Bothered
The Guianan Cock-of-the-rock is a pretty lazy bird that will only fly for a short distance to get fruit to eat. They have a unforgettable crest on their head.
Source: Oiseaux Birds
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(#10) This Radiant Red Head
The Scarlet Tanager is beautiful, but also extremely hard to spot as they stay very high in the forest canopy. During the summer they can be found in the Midwest but during winter they migrate to South America.
Source: All About Birds -
(#15) This Elegant and Loving Bohemian Waxwing
The Bohemian Waxwing mainly eats just fruit. They are also a monogamous bird and are helpful when it comes to creating a nest for their spouse.
Source: Bird Web -
(#17) This Classic Cardinal Keeping It Real
The Northern Cardinal can be found year-round in the US from Texas to Florida and up to Maine. They tend to hang out in shrubs and trees and often keep a buddy by their side.
Source: All About Birds
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Birds can be said to be one of the most beautiful animals in the world, with more than 10,000 different species. Some birds with bright feathers, such as peacocks and parrots, have always been fascinating. Over the centuries, about 120 to 130 species of birds have become extinct due to the destruction of the environment by humans. Many people are working hard to protect the diversity of birds, and we are lucky to be able to see these free and colorful birds in nature.
Their beautiful voices and feathers have been admired by people, which have a history of thousands of years. Thanks to biological evolution, some of the brightest birds still exist. The random tool shows the 29 most colorful birds on the planet.
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