The Multicolored Tanager — Colombia! A breathtaking explosion of colors and one of the most spectacular jewels of Colombia’s avifauna. As an endemic species, it represents the unique biodiversity that makes Colombia such an extraordinary destination for bird photography. 📸 J. Zurita

Lilac-breasted roller 37cm lives across E and S Africa, southern Arabian Peninsula. Diet Insects and Arthropods Monogamous pairs mate for Life Reuse abandoned tree hole nests as their own Both parents share incubation for 24 days, feed chicks 20 day in the nest plus 20 more days after fledging

Indian Pitta 18-20cm Native to the Indian subcontinent Winter Migration: S to peninsular India and Sri Lanka Diet dig for earthworms, termites, beetles, and small invertebrates Live on the forest floor, nest is on the ground Parents share incubation of 20 days, feeding 15 days 10 after fledging

Rusty-cheeked scimitar babbler 22-26cm across Himalayas, Pakistan to N India and Nepal to Bhutan, into Myanmar travel in flocks of 12 or more Diet insects larve grubs seeds, fruits, berries Nest on the ground Both parents share incubation 16day both feed chicks 2 weeks and 1 month after fledging

Crimson Finch 12-14cm N Australia Diet primarily seed eaters, insects, grasses, leafy greens Monogamous pairs mate for life Build a nest as a team Share incubation duties 14 days feeding the chicks 21 days 4 more weeks after fledging family then join flocks for up to 50 travelling together

Purple-backed Thornbill. A tiny hummingbird from the Andes, known for its short bill and vibrant male plumage, which features a metallic purple back, green underparts, and a forked tail. Females are greener with white, spotted underparts. They inhabit humid montane forests. 📸: @hermanamayat

Firecrest This is a very small passerine bird in the kinglet family. It breeds in most of temperate Europe and northwestern Africa, and is partially migratory, with birds from central Europe wintering to the south and west of their breeding range. A tiny bird. 📸: @jorendejaeger

Helmet Vanga It is mainly blue-black, with rufous wings and a huge arched blue bill. It is restricted to lowland and lower montane rainforests of northeastern Madagascar. Its diet is composed of invertebrates, predominantly insects. The species is threatened by habitat loss. 📸: @jainymariak

Beautiful Firetail finch 10-13cm endemic SE Australia, coastal regions Diet: Herbivorous seed-eater, tiny insects Nest is hidden in dense foliage Monogamous Mate for Life Share incubation 14 days and feeding chicks 25 days plus 25 days after fledging then they stay together as tight knit family