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Black Heron live across Sub-Saharan Africa (most commonly in the eastern half of the continent) and on the island of Madagascar

Black Heron live across Sub-Saharan Africa (most commonly in the eastern half of the continent) and on the island of Madagascar.

Black-Naped Monarch M/F are identical they are diligent parents who build a cup shaped nest together, share incubation duties, and feeding the chicks as a team

Black-naped monarch 16c flycatcher family. South and SE Asia Diet primarily feed on small flying insects flies, moths etc both M/F have a bright yellow interior lining in their mouth Parents share building the nest, incubation 12days, feeding the chicks 10 days in the nest, 14 days after fledging

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Black Heron 42.5-60cm Pairs build a nest alongside other herons, egrets, or ibises Breeding season heron's feet temporarily change color from yellow to a vibrant red during courtship Both parents share incubation 25 days and 30 days of feeding chicks inside the nest, 1 week after they fledge

Hoopoes 25-32 cm live in warm regions across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Madagasca Diet primarily insects, larvae, pupae, small invertebrates, nest inside pre-existing cavities Female incubates 18 days, male provides her with food Both feed chicks 32 days, and 1 more week after they fledge

Keel-billed Toucan 42-55cm Mexico Central America N Colombia W Venezuela Diet 90% variety of Fruits, and Berries, occasionally insects Lifespan up to 25 years in the wild travel in flocks Poor flyers, Hop agilely through the rainforest Parents Share incubation equally, and feeding chicks.

The Common Tailorbird 10-14cm Across South and Southeast Asia Diet Insects & Invertebrates, Nectar and Fruit Female sews the nest, incubates the eggs 12 days while the male feeds and protects her They feed the chicks as a team for 14 days in the nest, and 2 more weeks after they fledge.

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Orange-eyed thorn-bird 16-18cm ENDEMIC to Brazil Build a large stick nest M/F identical parents share incubating and feed the chicks Bonds are so strong older siblings from previous clutches will stay to help the parents build nests and raise the new chick behaviour called cooperative breeding.

Nest is cup shaped made of moss plant fibres and cobwebs act as a glue Both parents participate in caring for the young, sharing ALL duties. Pairs frequently raise two broods in the same nest or re-use the nest structure in subsequent years.

Eastern Bluebird 16-21cm Southern Canada down to the Gulf States, Mexico, and Central America, primarily east of the Rocky Mountains Migration: Northern populations migrate to southern US or Mexico in Oct, Nov returning north March, April ROW of juveniles huddling closely together to stay warm!

Adorable Grey-headed canary-flycatcher tiny energetic forest bird measuring 12cm in length Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal Sri Lanka An expert catching tiny insects mid-air! Active and vocal throughout the day, joining larger mixed-species foraging flocks moving through the forest.

Long-tailed silky-flycatcher 23cm exclusively in the high-elevation mountain forests of Costa Rica and western Panama Diet Berries swallowed whole while perched or clinging to fruit clusters. It catches flying insects mid-air dedicated parents that share responsibilities to raise their young.