Birds of Paradise, also known as galactic birds, birds seo flag

Birds of Paradise, also known as galactic birds, birds seo flag, are birds of the family Paradisaeidae, lived in a number of areas in Australasia, including eastern Indonesia, New Guinea and northeastern Australia. Their members Paradise is best known perhaps from the colorful plumage, the male beauty of most species, which they use to attract females (hens with normal plumage ) by the dances and spread wings, tail dancing. Males have long and beautiful tail. Some also have hairs on the head or long colorful feathers. Paradise birds is one of the oldest songbirds.

Birds of paradise fluctuated in size from as small as a bird of paradise in King weighs only 50 grams (1.8 oz) and 15 cm (6 inches) to 110 cm long beak nigra (43 inches) and capillary manucode weighs 430 grams (15.2 oz).

Known to most members of the genus Paradisaea, including typical species, large bird of paradise (Paradisaea apoda). This species was described from specimens brought back by the European traders. These specimens are the local traders created by removing the wings and legs so that they can be used as decorative objects. Commercial explorers did not know this and led to the belief that we never parked the ground that always kept suspended in the air thanks to the coat. This is the origin of both the name "bird of paradise" and its scientific name apoda - no legs.

Paradise species in general they look like crows on the general body morphology, and on the fact that the group has sisterhood relations with them too. We have a long beak and stout or strong legs, with about two-thirds of the species is a strong gender deformities.

They live in tropical forests, including tropical rain forests, swamp forests and forest moss. In most species, feeds mainly fruit, although the species rifle and sickle mine likes to eat both insects and other arthropods [1].

Most species have complex mating rituals, with species used Paradisaea how school twinning random bridge type. Other species, such as the limbs and parotia cicinnurus, with the dance style mating ritual identifiable high. The males are polygamous in malformed sexual species, but their bills are at least some isomorphic species sex. The hybrid is common in birds. Hybrid types have been described as a new species, and doubts related to some forms, such as bird of paradise lobes mine Rothschild, is unfounded.

The nesting species in this family from soft material, such as leaves, ferns, vines fringed, usually on the tree fork. [1] The number of eggs each time is uncertain. In larger species, almost just a fruit. Smaller species can lay 2-3 eggs [2]. The eggs hatch in 16-22 days, and the young birds leave the nest in about 16 to 30 days old.