221 Exotic Birds Encyclopedia

221 Exotic Birds Encyclopedia221 Exotic Birds Encyclopedia is all about helping children learn about various birds species in the world. They will learn how they live, where they spend their seasons, what they eat and more!🐦🐤🦜🦃🐧

Maleo

The Macrocephalon maleo (scientific name) or maleo is native to the tropical hill forests of Sulawesi, Indonesia. With a height of 39 inches, the maleo has black plumage on the upperparts, and a rosy salmon-coloured chest and underparts. It has a yellow bare facial skin, reddish iris and a reddish-orange beak. It has a black

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Grebe

The Podicipedidae (scientific name) or grebe is a family of birds with a cosmopolitan distribution. Small-medium sized birds, their height varies from 9-28 inches depending on the genera. They have pointed bills, tiny tails and rounded bodies. Their plumage colouration varies from white and brown-grey (non-breeding males) to rusts and chestnut (breeding male). Their plumage

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Ibis

The Threskiornithinae (scientific name) or ibis is a group of wading birds which are found almost all across the globe in warm regions, except the South Pacific Islands. Depending on the species, their height ranges from 22-30 inches. Known for their long necks and beaks, these birds usually have brown, white and grey plumage. They

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Cuckoo

The Cuculidae (scientific name) or cuckoo is a family of birds with a cosmopolitan distribution, found in all habitats across all continents excepting Antarctica and parts of South America. Medium-sized, their length varies from 6-25 inches. There are two body types, the arboreal (slender with short tarsi) or the terrestrial (heavy set with long tarsi).

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Kagu

The Rhynochetos jubatus (scientific name) or kagu is the only surviving member of its family, and is found only in dense mountainous forest of New Caledonia. 22 inches in length, this bird is bluish-grey in colour, has bright orange-red long legs, which help it to walk long distances. This is because the kagu is a

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