1. Golden pheasant (Chrysolophus pictus)

Asian golden pheasants are raised as ornamental birds. Their homeland is in the mountains and forests of western China, but there are wild populations in England and elsewhere.

2. Flamingos (Phoenicopteridae)

Flamingos live in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. They usually only stand on one leg. It’s also unclear why they have this habit. Their tongues were considered a valuable delicacy by the ancient Romans. And miners working in the Andes hunted flamingos because they believed their fat could cure tuberculosis.

3. Icterus galbula (Icterus galbula)

The Northern Oriole is a not very large bird with alternating black and yellow feathers, weighing only about 34g and 18cm long. As one of the brightly colored birds, the oriole is not only beautiful but also sings very well. That’s why people often use the expression “pure voice” to refer to women.

4. Hello Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis)

Surely you know why people call this bird Cardinal, right? The bird has bright red wings and a red hat on its head. Its body is also small, about 21-23cm long. They wear masks in front of their faces, male birds wear black masks, female birds wear gray masks.

5. Lovebird (Aix sponsa)

Lovebirds are actually just a migratory bird, belonging to the mallard family. They are always together and that image is likened to a happy couple. Male birds are more beautiful than female birds, their plumage is multicolored, changing from one color to another very harmoniously, and their eyes are red. Females are not as colorful as males, having white rings around their eyes and neck.

6. Kingfisher (Halcyonidae)

There are 90 types of kingfishers in total. The kingfisher’s shape is not very balanced: big head, long, pointed beak, short legs, blunt tail. Only clothes are beautiful. Kingfishers’ eyes are very sharp and their diving speed is extremely fast. Kingfisher is present worldwide.

7. Passerina ciris

Colored sparrows are considered the most beautiful birds in North America, looking like an artist’s palette, leading some to believe that they are painted rather than ” works ” of nature. Full of bright colors. Therefore, ground sparrows are easy to detect and hunt because they cannot ” blend in ” anywhere.

8. Blue-billed Tucan (Ramphastos sulfuratus)

This bird lives in the forests of South America, from southern Mexico to Honduras. They are about 50 cm long, with blue around the eyes. The beak is large, also green, but the edge of the beak is orange and the tip of the beak is red. The hybrid’s beak looks very big but is light because it is spongy.

9. Macao Parrot (Ara macao)

Macao parrots are large in size and have brightly colored feathers. Their homeland is in tropical South America, most commonly in Brazil and Peru. Perhaps they only became known to biologists when the Portuguese captured them and raised them in Macao, which is why they got this name.

10. Cong (Pavo)

Peacocks are large birds, belonging to the pheasant family. Peacocks have very beautiful plumage. When the male peacock dances (to seduce the female), his tail spreads out as big as a fan and is extremely beautiful. In Asia, many countries raise peacocks in their families such as raising chickens for meat and eggs.

11. Bird of paradise

Birds of paradise are found in New Guinea and surrounding islands. Two other bird species of the bird-of-paradise family named “manucodes” and “riflebirds” develop in Australia. The majority of birds of paradise live in tropical forests (including rainforests, swamps, and moss forests). Several species have been discovered living in coastal mangroves.

The colorful plumage is what makes the bird of paradise a prime target for hunters, leading to the extinction of some species in the bird-of-paradise family. Indigenous tribes in New Guinea often use bird-of-paradise feathers in costumes and ceremonies.

For centuries, the feathers of this bird were also commonly used in Europe as jewelry for women. This decimated a large number of birds of paradise. At the same time, deforestation has destroyed the bird’s habitat, causing this bird to be on the protection list of many countries.

Birds of paradise are found in New Guinea and surrounding islands.

Birds of paradise have a unique dance that enhances their unique appearance. This dance of male birds not only helps them attract the attention of female birds but also makes people standing nearby unable to take their eyes off this interesting bird.

Another thing is that male birds spend most of their lives attracting mates. Birds of paradise build nests from soft materials such as leaves, ferns, vines and vines. This bird has the habit of nesting in tree cavities.

The number of eggs laid by birds of paradise varies depending on the size of each species. Large species usually lay only one egg, but smaller species can lay 2 to 3 eggs per clutch. Eggs hatch after 16 to 22 days. The chicks will then leave the nest when they are 16 to 30 days old.