Guess the species? #4

[Chlidonias]

1) common eider
2) giant anteater
3) Malayan tapir
4) spectacled bear
5) zebra plec

 

[Scolopendra]

1) common eider
2) giant anteater
3) Malayan tapir
4) spectacled bear
5) zebra plec

Ding ding ding, we have a winner

Said it was very easy. Such a shame we may only see Zebra plecs in captivity after the Brazilian goverment ruin the river they live in.

 

[Chlidonias]

some real easy ones. Once again, specific answers required.

 

[nanoboy]

1. kudu
4. takahe

 

[filipinos]

I´m a newbie here, and really bad at birds xD

1 - Lesser Kudu
2 - Some kind of dove?
3 - Kiwi?
4 - Some kind of bird of prey?

 

[filipinos]

I´m a newbie here, and really bad at birds xD

1 - Lesser Kudu
2 - Some kind of dove?
3 - Kiwi?
4 - Not a passerine xD

 

[Scolopendra]

1-Lesser Kudu
2-
3-Southern Brown Kiwi
4- Takahe

 

[Chlidonias]

one has been guessed correctly, and one is almost correct

 

[BeardsleyZooFan]

I'm really bad when it comes to birds, so I'll just choose 2 that I'm kind of confident in.
1. Greater Kudu
2. Southern Brown Kiwi

 

[AnaheimZoo]

DARN! BeardsleyZooFan beat me by 2 hours. It is definitely a greater kudu, not a lesser kudu. Male greater kudus have that distinctive white crest on their shoulder hump.

1. Greater Kudu
2. Mind giving us a hint?
3. Southern Brown Kiwi
4. Either a Purple Swamphen or South Island Takahe

 

[Chlidonias]

the total guesses are still exactly the same: one correct and one almost there. I won't say who has anything yet.

 

[AnaheimZoo]

If it's not a kudu then I give up.

 

[Chlidonias]

to get things moving again:
1) nobody's got it
2) nobody's got it
3) several very close guesses
4) takahe is correct

 

[kiang]

Is one a nyala?

 

[AnaheimZoo]

Is it a North Island brown kiwi?

 

[Chlidonias]

results so far:

1) nyala, guessed by kiang
2) still un-guessed
3) North Island brown kiwi, guessed by AnaheimZoo
4) takahe, guessed by nanoboy

 

[Scolopendra]

2-Female King bird of Paradise (Cicinnurus regius)?

 

[Chlidonias]

no sorry not a female king bird of paradise. You are in the right (very broad) geographical area though [i.e. south-western Pacific sort of area]

 

[Chlidonias]

another hint? It's the national bird of it's country.

 

[Chlidonias]

and its flightless.........