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Laughing Kookaburra
The laughing kookaburra is the largest member of the kingfisher family. Laughing kookaburras have complex relationships. A mating pair...
Scarlet Ibis
As its name suggests, the Scarlet Ibis is completely red - apart from its black wing tips. With long...
Darwins Rhea
Darwins rheas are quite sociable, forming mixed groups of 5 to 30 members. During the mating season, however, the...
Greater Rhea
Like ostriches and emus, the rhea is flightless and uses its long powerful legs to escape from predators. Living...
Domestic Turkey
The Royal Palm is a breed of domestic turkey. This breed of Turkey is not found in the wild,...
Whistling Duck
These long-legged ducks have a distinct white face and neck patch that stands out from its brown and black...
Yellow-Billed Stork
Yellow-billed Storks can be up to 105cm in height, are white in colour with small black tail feathers. They...
Demoiselle Crane
The migration of a Demoiselle Crane is so long and hard that many die from hunger or tiredness. ...
Scarlet Macaw
With its bright feathers and a long pointed tail, the Scarlet Macaw is one of the most recognisable parrots...
Yellow Collared Macaw
Small in size compared to the Scarlet Macaw, the Yellow Collared Macaw is just 38cm (15in) in length –...
Humboldt Penguin
Humboldt Penguins live in small colonies along the Pacific coastline of Chile and Peru. Like all Penguins, Humboldt’s are...
Orange-winged Amazon Parrot
The Orange-winged Amazon Parrot has no protective status at the moment, but it is now treated as a pest...
Sacred Ibis
African Sacred Ibis are wading birds that are black and white in colour. Their long legs allow them to...
Blue and Yellow Macaw
The Blue and Yellow Macaw is often considered to be one of the most trainable birds of these parrots...
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