The wallcreeper is a small 15-17 cm insectivores songbird famous for its butterfly-like appearance and agile cliff-climbing skills. They thrive in remote, mountainous regions. They are native to high-altitude cliffs, deep rocky gorges, and steep mountain ranges across Eurasia and North Africa.

Paradise fly catchers are highly agile, insectivores found in sub-Saharan Africa, Indian continent and Southeast Asia. Deeply family orientated, both parents share nest building, incubating eggs, and aggressively defending their young.

The Red-eared Firetail a small, secretive finch endemic to southwestern Australia, inhabiting dense undergrowth near rivers, swamps, wetlands, and the eucalyptus and oak forests. They feed primarily on the seeds of native grasses and sedges, along with occasional small insects and spider.

Vermilion flycatcher live in semi-arid habitats south US, Mexico, central and South America. Strict insectivores hunted by perching on branches darting into the air to catch the insect. This is the male.The female is greyish brown with a soft salmon -yellowish wash on the belly.

The green-tailed Jacamar 19-23 cm tail included iridescent plumage with a long needle like bill reside in northern South America,Venezuela ,Brazil. Specifically feeds exclusively on flying insects caught mid air.

The Long-tailed Sylph hummingbird - Andes in Columbia relies on a diet of floral nectar and small insects/spiders. To meet their high metabolic needs they supplement this sugar-rich diet with protein by catching flying insects in mid-air and gleaning them from foliage. male tails 12-15 cm

Taiwan magpies like crows are a famously devoted cooperative family unit. The entire flock participate in raising their young,older siblings help mothers, incubate eggs and bring food to fledgelings. Lifespan between 7-12 years

The Taiwan Blue Magpie is an opportunistic omnivore and scavenger with a highly diverse diet. They feed primarily on seeds, wild fruits, figs, and papayas, and insects. Like members of the crow family, they are incredibly resourceful they will hide and store food in trees and bury in the ground.

The Saffron-crowned Tanager small brilliantly coloured. Live in the humid subtropical cloud forests and secondary woodlands of the northern Andes often traveling alongside mixed-species flocks. Diet: While they are the most frugivorous (fruit-eating) of their genus. Male and female identical.

Female bearded tits, also known as bearded reedlings, are small, cinnamon-brown birds with long, tapered tails, yellowish bills, and pale eyes. Unlike males, females lack the striking grey heads and bold black moustaches they blend perfectly into their native reed habitats.

The bearded tit is a tiny, long-tailed songbird measuring about 14 to 17 cm in total length, long tapered tail making up a significant portion of that. These acrobatic little birds are year-round residents in undisturbed reed beds near freshwater lakes, across temperate UK Europe and Asia.

Whistling Heron is a medium-sized, terrestrial heron from South America, named for its high-pitched whistle. It's known for its unique appearance, with a black cap, golden-buff neck, and a pink bill with a black tip, and for being less aquatic than other herons, preferring grasslands and pastures.

The Blue Bird-of-Paradise (Paradisornis rudolphi) is a rare species endemic to the remote montane forests of Papua New Guinea. During courtship, the male hangs completely upside down from a branch, unfurling his iridescent sapphire-blue plumes and swaying in a rhythmic dance to attract females.

Great Curassow mom with her 2 chicks. Parents are devoted and share parenting duties. They are strictly monogamous, mating for life live 20-24 years

Great Curassow a large Neotropical forest bird. Males are glossy black, white belly, curly crest, and a bright yellow bill knob. Females 3 color morphs: barred, rufous (reddish-brown), or mostly black. They spend their time foraging on the forest floor for fruits, arthropods, and small vertebrates

Eurasian Wryneck live an open Woodlands. During the breeding season, they span across Europe in Asia. In winter, they migrate to tropical Africa and southern Asia. They forged on insects and ants. Nest tree hollows. Male and female are identical.

the shy Chestnut-naped Forktail 18-20cm Live in forested lowland and foothill streams within the Sundaland region (southern Myanmar, Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, and Borneo). They spend their time perched on rocks near the water or foraging on insects male and female slightly different

The rufous fantail tiny 15 cm incredibly active songbird found in Australia, Indonesia, and Micronesia. Has a distinctive reddish-brown fanned tail, agile hunter flits through dense, wet habitats like mangroves and rainforests to snatch small insects out of the air. male, female identical

Blue-throated barbet found in the Himalayas and Southeast Asia Primarily feeds on fruits and insects 23 to 28 cm in lengths They nest in deep cavities and strong tree trunks

Green broadbill tropical rainforest of Southeast Asia Prefer higher elevations measuring between 14 to 17 cm Primarily eat soft fruits with a strong preference for figs Males and females are similar the female is slight lighter

The Collared Redstart or Collared White-start, is a highly animated tropical warbler endemic to the highlands and cloud forests of Costa Rica and western Panama. Only 13 cm in length(tail included), these tiny birds are known for their striking plumage and energetic foraging. insectivorous.

White-crested Helmet-shrikes of sub-Saharan Africa, highly gregarious birds live in close-knit, cooperative flocks of up to 16 individuals. They forage insects, build nests, and defend their territory together as a cohesive social unit. Male and female are identical. Famous for "Sunflower eyes"

Eurasian Penduline Tit Found: wetlands, marshes, and riverine forests across the Western Pale-arctic, from Iberia to Central Asia. are best located by listening for their high-pitched whistled call and looking for their hanging soft pouch-shaped nests which are suspended over water.

This is the beautiful Jambu Fruit dove Native to Southeast Asia They are Frugivores (fruit) swallowing meals hole spending most of their time in dense forest canopy They are shy and difficult to find from the ground. both parents incubate the eggs, male during they day the female over the night.

Northern Lapwings are highly migratory waders predominantly found in temperate Eurasia, ranging from the British Isles to Eastern Siberia and parts of Asia. Live in damp agricultural lands, short grasslands, marshes, and mudflats. They form massive, noisy flocks when migrating to southern regions.

Boat-billed heron Found in the southern tips of Mexico and S and C South America They are highly nocturnal spending daylight hours roosting in mangrove trees, emerging in the dark to stalk and scoop fish and instincts from shallow Waters.

Boat-billed herons live in the mangrove swamps of Central and South America. These nocturnal highly camouflage birds are rarely active in the daytime and use their large scoop like bills to forge for a fish and amphibians in shallow Waters.

The colourful Crested Barbet Native to the sub-Saharan Africa. they hunt exclusively for insects on the ground. Male and females look similar female is slightly duller. They build their nests in natural tree cavities.

Spectacled Owl native to Neo, tropical rainforest ranging from southern Mexico through central and South America A close-up to see that: Owls have three eye 1 upper for blinking 2 lower for sleeping 3 translucent membrane which sweeps horizontally across the eye to keep it moist and clean

Potoo birds are among the strangest birds on Earth, famous for their cartoonish, Muppet-like faces and bizarre survival tactics. Native to Central and South America, they are strictly nocturnal and use masterful camouflage to masquerade as broken tree branches while completely freezing in place.

Gorgeous cloven-feathered dove is endemic to New Caledonia. It is found on the main island of Grande Terre. Typically inhabiting humid forests, at altitudes up to 1,000 meters. Because it is a highly range-restricted, shy, and Near-Threatened species, you won't find it anywhere else in the world

Capercaillie wood grouse Showing off its mating skills

The adorable Quail They live in North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia. They are omnivores, eating seeds grains and insects they forged on the ground. Quails mature quickly often starting to lay eggs at 6-8 weeks of age ! A single hen can lay between 200-300 speckled eggs a year!

The red Avadavat also known as strawberry Finch smallest Songbird native to Indian subcontinent and parts of Southeast Asia. It measures between 9-10 cm . The colours are beautifully bright during the mating season and much duller in the non-breeding season.

The amethyst starling of Africa

Prairie chickens live around in native grasslands and Prairie of North America. Male Prairie chickens perform in elaborate, highly energetic, courtship, dance, every spring to attract females.

Capercaillie Grouse, world's largest grouse up to 5 kg female half its weight. Native to coniferous forests of Europe. Diet: Winter they rely on conifer needles, in summer berries and insects. A male is demonstrating its mating call and behaviour.

Beautiful purple sunbirds live across south and southeast Asia also found in India and beyond they survive in gardens where flowers are abundance feeding on nectar They are tiny measuring between 10-11 cm the female is olive and yellow

Bornean peacock pheasant exclusively lives on the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia. Considered the rarest peacock pheasant in the world the males feature metallic, beautiful bright colours with a bright orange red skin around the eye.

A female hummingbird building her nest, which is a size of a ping-pong ball 1.5 inches across she will lay two eggs the size of jellybeans and she will incubate them between 15 and 18 days. The nests are expandable, made of soft plant fibres moss, and animal down, then sticky spiderwebs.

Adorable southern emu-wren Australia's smallest bird, 15-18 cm It is endemic to Australia. Its natural habitats are temperate forests, and shrubby vegetation, and swamplands. They have weak flight capabilities, spending time scrambling and hopping through dense shrub eating insects and spiders.

Cuckoos are famous for "brood parasitism," meaning they don't raise their own young. A female Cuckoo sneaks her egg into a smaller bird's nest while the owner is away. The unsuspecting host mom then incubates the egg and raises the giant chick as her own. Here is a warbler mom feeding the Cuckoo!

Gang gang cockatoos inhabit eucalyptus forests and Woodlands of southeastern Australia through to S Wales and Victoria. they can live up to 50 years. The male has the redhead and the female is all gray. They are monogamous, forming lifelong bonds.

Crested Cara Cara Technically, a falcon looks like a vulture Found in the warm southern states , Mexico, Central America Skilled ground feeders and scavengers typically walk or run to find insects and small reptile

A second video : The vibrant painted bunting found in America.. The females are solid, yellow-green. Look close: The female lands in the tree behind.

The Myna birds famous for their incredible ability to mimic human speech and sounds. primarily found in tropical regions south and southeast Asia, Australia, Hawaii, and Florida Rely on soft fruits, insects, and nectar

Himalayan black-lored tit 13 -14 cm long aerobatic feeder frequently hangs upside down to snatch insects occasionally eats fruits during non-breeding season they form flocks, forging with other small birds

The vibrant painted bunting found in America. Males are very colorful. The females are solid, yellow-green. Diet consist of seeds ,grasses and weeds and insects during the breeding season. The western painted buntings migrate to Mexico during the winter season.

Red billed leiothrix active Songbird, southern China and the Himalayas 5 -6 inches in length travel in flocks of 100 after the mating season is over. The male and female are similar, except them female is smaller.

Baya Weaver open grasslands, agricultural fields and scrub forests across India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Thailand, and Vietnam. Building their colonies near or directly over water bodies like lakes, rivers, to protect their nests from predators. Master architects in nest building.