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Grus grus. Stagsden Bird Gardens, Bedfordshire, UK. Photographed originally on Agfacolor 100. Photograph of print.

Ixobrychus minutus. Male.

Coracias caudatus.

Hirundo rustica. On food-delivery zipwire, above African wild dog enclosure.

Chenonetta jubata. Also known as: Australian wood duck, maned goose. Male. Location: Aviary adjacent Base Camp Restaurant.

Anthropoides paradiseus. Also known as: Stanley crane, paradise crane. Location: wildfowl lake.

Anthropoides paradiseus. Also known as: Stanley crane, paradise crane. Location: wildfowl lake.

I thought it might be interested to make a list of bird species or groups of birds successfully kept in large mixed setups like tropical halls and aviaries from their own point of view (disregarding the effect on other birds, though this would be worth noting). It would also be very interesting...

Eolophus roseicapilla. Age approx 3-4 months.

Grus carunculata / Bugeranus carunculatus. Enclosure opposite African wild dogs.

Strix leptogrammica. Family group.

Ninox connivens. Adult.

Ninox connivens. One of two chicks (approx 5-6 weeks old).

Anseranas semipalmata.

Lake Cargelligo. September 2019.

Hattah-Kulkyne National Park. May 2016.

Seaing as we have a lot of birders hear on zoochat. i was wondring what is your kind of birdin .do twich raritys. do you us a scope and binoculars ? do you trawel to now palces good for birds or do you just enjoy them close to your home. my self i have a bothe binoculars and a scope. some times...

This time in the favorite rock of them.

Very common here near human settlements.