1. Green Wing Macaw Parrot
This stunning parrot is best known for its yellow-bared eyes. It is mostly found in forests and green lands.
2. Stork-billed Kingfisher
A native to the forests and tropical lands of South Asia - particularly Sri Lanka and India. This captivating bird keeps bird-watchers on their toes.
3. Peafowl
Better known as the peacock or Pavo, this large and beautiful bird belongs to the pheasant family. This beautiful bird is farmed for its distinctive shades and colors.
4. Painted Bunting
This male bird is native to North America and is easily recognized for its green back, blue head, and orange body.
5. Rainbow Lorikeet
The Rainbow Lorikeet is best known for its colorful body and dazzling eyes. It resides in several regions of Australia.
6. Northern Oriole
This small bird weighs just 35 grams. What makes this bird so charming is its bright and vivid colors.
7. Flamingo
Seen in countless parks and zoos, flamingos are beautiful birds to be found in the Eastern and Southern Hemispheres.
8. Hyacinth Macaw
This bird is native to South America. In the U.S it fetches a hefty price - more than $1,000.
9. Golden Pheasant
This beautiful bird is famed for its unique colors. It is commonly seen in the forests and mountains of Western China.
10. Quetzal
Residing in the mountains and the tropical forests of Central America, the Quetzal feeds on insects, fruits and lizards.
11. Hoopoe
Famed for its wonderful arrangement of feathers on its head (resembling a crown), the Hoopoe bird is sadly the only extant species of the Upipidae family.
12. Bali Bird of Paradise
This stunning bird dwells in the inaccessible parts of the rainforest, making it hard to capture them.
13. Atlantic Puffin
This bird feeds on some marine creatures like squid and crustaceans. It is best known for its bright colored beak.
14. Blue Jay
Often spotted in the woods, Blue Jays are known to be bullies to other smaller birds, chasing them through the trees.
15. Broad-Billed Hummingbird
This intriguing bird has a shiny blue color that spans from its throat to the belly.
