Magnificent bird-of-paradise, Diphyllodes magnificus chrysoptera

@EmperorTamarin, @KevinVar and I were very surprised to find 3 Magnificent birds-of-paradise in the Tropicalia hall yesterday and today! As far as we know they appear to be two males and one female of the chrysoptera subspecies. They're unsigned and not really on-show (yet?), but they are in the back aviaries opposite the lesser birds-of-paradise - not the ones adjacent to the path, but the ones behind those. You can just about see them from certain angles if you're lucky, with the female occasionally showing fairly well.

There are now currently 10 birds-of-paradise present in that hall:
-4.0.0 Greater bird-of-paradise (ssp apoda) roaming freely throughout the hall;
-1.0.0 Greater bird-of-paradise (non ssp) in a first 'aviary complex';
-2.1.0 Magnificent bird-of-paradise (ssp chrysoptera) in a second complex;
-1.1.0 Lesser bird-of-paradise (non ssp) in a third complex.

The green mouth makes this an adult bird, so it has to be a female and cannot be a juvenile male.