Scientific Name: Nymphicus Hollandicus Length: 12 – 14 inches (30.5 cm – 35.6 cm) Weight: 2.5 – 4.2 oz (70.9 grams – 119 grams) Wingspan: 10 – 12 inch (25…

Scientific Name: Poicephalus senegalus Length: 7.9 – 9.8 inches (20 cm – 25 cm) Weight: 4 – 4.4 oz (113 grams – 125 grams) Wingspan: ~6 inch (~15.2 cm) Senegals…

The Motmot bird is a brightly colored tropical bird found in Central and South America. The Motmot bird has a long tail to balance itself while perching on branches. The…

Image source: Animal Spot The bird-of-paradise is aptly named– this particular bird-of-paradise, also known as the crescent-caped lophronia or the curl-caped bird of paradise, has stunning black feathers that absorb over 99% of…

Scientific name: Meleagris gallopavo Length: 43.3-45.3” (110-115cm) Weight: 88.2-381oz (2500-10800g) Wingspan: 49.2-56.7” (125-144cm) The wild turkey is among the heaviest and largest birds countrywide. This bird likes nesting in areas with lots of covers, such…

The shoebill is a member of the Balaeniciptidae family. It is also called the shoe-billed stork, the whale-headed stork, and the whalebill. It is a bird that’s hard to miss…

The hornbill is the common term for the Bucerotidae family, which consists of different species. Both the scientific name and the common name are inspired by the bird’s unique bill. (The…

The Japanese paradise flycatcher is from the Monarchidae family, also called the monarchs. Another name for the Japanese paradise flycatcher is the black paradise flycatcher. While the name suggests that it hails…

The white tern goes by a host of other names like fairy tern, angel tern, white noddy, and the common white tern. It is linked to the little white tern,…