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Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise (Seleucidis melanoleuca) male displaying to a female at his display pole in the swamp rain forest at Nimbokrang, Papua, Indonesia, Island of New Guinea. He is using his unusual wire-like feathers to brush the female in the face.

The first cruise since December 2019 due to Covid 19, we visited familiar places along the California coast for 7 days. Tried to capture some unusual pictures. Enjoy.

painting of Birds of Paradise in the back. There is a window right next to the painting that is why there is a huge white spot.

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Lesser Bird of Paradise (Paradisaea minor) male displaying high in the rain forest canopy at his display site (lek). Vigorously ruffling his plumes.

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Birds of Paradise in bloom

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King Bird-of-Paradise (Cicinnurus regius) male performing open wings display.

Oransbari forest, West Papua, Indonesia.

The first cruise since December 2019 due to Covid 19, we visited familiar places along the California coast for 7 days. Tried to capture some unusual pictures. Enjoy.

03/30/2011

Minnesota Arboretum

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South African finch (?) sitting atop a bird of paradise, from our adventure to Niagara Falls, Aug 13.

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Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise (Seleucidis melanoleuca) male at display perch in the swamp rain foerst at Nimbokrang, Papua, Indonesia, Island of New Guinea.

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Paradisaea rubra

 

Waigeo, West Papua, Indonesia

 

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The first cruise since December 2019 due to Covid 19, we visited familiar places along the California coast for 7 days. Tried to capture some unusual pictures. Enjoy.

Adult male Ribbon-tailed Astrapia (Astrapia mayeri)

at 26 years of age, i look back and see how much i've grown, but yet i feel i have not blossomed to be as great as i'd like myself to be.

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