1. Gorgeous LyreBird. It is found in New South Wales and Queensland, Australia, and tasmania, where it is also sporadic and is extremely precious and is Australia's national bird. In 1930, the Australian government enacted a law to protect it.
The gorgeous tail feathers of the gorgeous lyre bird have caused obstacles to flight, and the wings of the gorgeous lyre bird that is difficult to fly have gradually degenerated, replaced by strong feet that can walk like a fly, so that the gorgeous lyre bird gradually transitions from a bird to a walking bird.
II. Long-tailed. Generally refers to birds of the long-tailed family. It is small in size and has a long tail. The overhead feathers are long and loose, nesting between the branches, sac-shaped, and open laterally. Long-tailed, about 2 genera and 10 species, including long-tailed mainly distributed in the northern part of Eurasia and bush distributed in North America, China has 1 genus and 4 species.
Surprisingly, this bird, which is only 8 centimeters long, has a long tail that is longer than its body length. It's also its most striking feature, and it's also named after its tail.
3. Green Eagle. Birds found in tropical America. Their tails are long, and the two long midtail feathers are racket-shaped at the ends, which is due to the fact that when the two tail feathers are arranged with their mouths, the feathers near the front of the end are brittle and bite off, becoming bare feathers. Thus the end becomes a racket shape.
The green eagle preys on flying insects and a variety of invertebrates and small vertebrates, and sometimes eats fruit. The tail of the green bird often swings left and right or obliquely on the perch, and when waiting for the prey, it can be calmed down for a long time, and once it finds the prey, it suddenly pounces on it. They mostly burrow in the beach with a bent mouth.
IV. Red-tailed Eagle. The red-tailed bird is a medium-sized bird of prey, also known as the chicken eagle in the United States, distributed throughout North America, is the most common species of bird in the North American continent, according to the appearance and distribution area, can be divided into 14 subspecies.
Red-tailed filths do not usually attack humans and other birds, but they are often attacked by crows, magpies, owls and other eagles. The red-tailed eagle can launch a swooping bombardment at a speed of 160 kilometers per hour to attack predatory bats.
5. Fork-tailed Bully. Named after its long, forked tail, it is a medium bird found in sandy bays and shrubs in North and Central America. The tail of the female bird is shorter than that of the male bird.
The fork-tailed bulbul feeds on insects, berries and sometimes small mammalian pups.
VI. Wyeth Bird of Paradise. Also translated as Wilson Bird of Paradise, Wester's Wind Bird, Wester's Lisse Wind Bird. It is endemic to the Indonesian island of Papua. The Wilson Bird of Paradise is full of colours, with a blue head and purple tail feathers curled in two opposite directions that make it even more special.
Due to habitat loss and overfishing, the population of the Wyewell bird of paradise has declined rapidly and has been classified as a near-threatened species.
VII. Ribbon long-tailed windbird. It is found in China's Taiwan Province, Dongsha Islands, Paracel Islands, Zhongsha Islands, Nansha Islands and the Philippines and other Pacific islands. Known for its unique top-of-the-line feathers. The male's two particularly long tail feathers are his super weapons for attracting females.
Ribbon long-tailed windbird
VIII. Blue Peacock. It is the national bird of India. It is also one of the two national birds of Iran. The male has an upright occipital crown with gorgeous plumage and eye-like spots on the pinnae, which are composed of purple, blue, yellow, and red. The screen is brilliant when opened, and the reflective blue "eyes" on the tail feathers can be used to scare predators. The blue peacock also shakes its tail feathers and makes a "rustling" sound. Female blue peacocks are more easily attracted to male birds with more "eyes".
Blue peacock on the screen
IX. Red-bellied Golden Pheasant. Also known as the golden rooster, it is an endemic bird in China and belongs to the national second-class protected animal. The core area of this species distribution is the Qinling region in Gansu, China and southern Shaanxi. The male has bright plumage and silky tail feathers that are unforgettable.
10. White-bellied golden pheasant. It is distributed in Tibet, Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Guangxi and other places. The tail feathers are white and black, the ends are orange-red, and the males have longer tail feathers and are more colorful.
11. Red-billed long-tailed hummingbird. Also known as the scissor-tail hummingbird is jamaica's national bird. Male hummingbirds with less than 12 cm in length can reach a tail length of up to 17 cm. Meteor-like tail feathers make a humming sound when flying.
XII. The Hummingbird. The male hyacinth hummingbird has only four tail feathers, two of which are straight and the other two long crossed with each other, with a dark purple disc or paddle-shaped end. The length and size of the feathers reflect the bird's robustness and energy.
XIII. Vida Bird. It is found in the Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Nigeria, Sudan and other African countries. The tail feathers of males can grow to about three times the length of their bodies.
The Vedic bird lives in savannahs and sparse forests and is happy to move in groups. It feeds mainly on fruits, seeds and shoots, but also on insects and worms. Do not build nests, is a nest parasite, the host is relatively stable, mainly birds of the plum finch family, young birds are fed by the host to grow up.
14. The long-tailed widow bird. A bird species that lives in Africa. The male of the long-tailed widow bird has a long tail feather, which is one of the birds with the longest proportion of tail feathers, and the length of the tail feathers of the male can reach 50 cm, while the normal length of the tail feathers of the female is only 7 cm. Ornithologists have experimentally found that female long-tailed widow birds tend to choose males with longer tail feathers as companions.
Red-collared long-tailed widow bird
Fifteen, anchovy green bite. A small climbing bird of the family Cuckooiaceae, it is one of the most beautiful birds in the jungles of South America, with an extremely ornate appearance, and the male green-biting crane has smooth long-tailed coverts, phoenix-like tail feathers. The anchovy green-biting crane is Guatemala's national bird and is also an endangered species.
Anchovy green bites the cuckoo