The national bird of South Africa, these birds are named from their distinct blue – However, Blue Crane chicks are born dark gray with brown heads.
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Locally, the bird is called “barba azull,” meaning “blue beard.
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However, it is estimated that fewer than one thousand blue-billed curassows live
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This bird gets its name from the ring of blue feathers atop its head.
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The strong beak of the Blue-and-Yellow Macaw helps it crack open nut shells and crush
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These ducks are among the last to migrate north in spring, but one of the first to migrate south in the fall. They fly great distances, sometimes as far as…
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These songbirds communicate through a complex series of squeaks and chirps. Sometimes two birds will sing together. Evidence suggests that these birds have…
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These sociable parrots roost high in trees and can usually be seen and heard at dawn and dusk. Although their conservation status is “least concern…
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Despite its name, these birds don’t eat honey. They primarily have a diet of insects, but have also been observed to eat flowers and bananas…
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These lizards are green to blue in color with…
These lizards are green to blue in color with yellowish blotches.
