Birds

Yellow Headed Amazon

Native to Central America, yellow-headed Amazons are social parrots famous for their playful nature and impressive mimicry skills.

Blue Fronted Amazon

Native to South America, blue-fronted Amazons are parrots with green bodies and distinctive blue feathers above their beaks.

Umbrella Cockatoo

Native to Indonesia, umbrella cockatoos are intelligent, affectionate birds that raise their impressive crest when excited or curious.

Sulphur Crested Cockatoo

Sulphur-crested cockatoos are large, intelligent parrots from Australia, known for their bright yellow crests and loud calls.

Indian Ringneck Parakeet

Indian ringnecks are colourful, intelligent parrots from South Asia, known for their talking ability and distinctive neck rings.

Alexandrine Parakeet

These parakeets are large, intelligent parrots from South Asia, known for their green plumage, red beaks, and social behaviour.

Western Rosella

Native to Australia, Western Rosellas are small, quiet parrots with vibrant plumage, thriving in woodlands and open forests.

Red-rumped parrot

Native to Australia, red-rumped parrots are social, ground-feeding birds known for their vivid plumage and soft, melodic calls.

Green-winged Macaw

Green-winged macaws are native to South America and known for their intelligence, strong beaks and colourful feathers.

Cockatiels

Cockatiels are curious parrots that communicate with whistles, and are easily recognized by their upright feather crests.

Budgerigar

Budgerigars are small, colourful parrots from Australia, known for their cheerful chirping and ability to mimic sounds.

Fischer's Lovebird

With cheerful calls and striking colours, Fischer’s lovebirds are active, loving parrots best known for their lifelong mating bonds.

Peach-faced Lovebird

Native to southwestern Africa, peach-faced lovebirds are lively, social parrots that thrive in pairs and display bold personalities.

Sun Conure

Sun conures are brightly coloured parrots from South America, known for their loud calls and strong social bonds.

Jenday Conure

Native to northeastern Brazil, Jenday conures are social, intelligent parrots that thrive on interaction and plenty of enrichment.

Black Headed Caique

Native to the Amazon Basin, black-headed caiques are lively, social parrots with vibrant green, yellow, and black plumage.

Rainbow Lorikeet

Rainbow lorikeets are brightly coloured parrots from Australia, known for their brush-tipped tongues and love for nectar and fruit.

Yellow Streaked lory

Native to the forests of Indonesia, yellow-streaked lories are lively parrots with bright plumage, feeding mainly on nectar and fruit.

Congo African Grey

Native to African rainforests, Congo African Greys are famous for their grey feathers, red tails, and incredible mimicry talent.

Red Winged parrot

Native to Australia, red-winged parrots are social, active birds that feed on seeds, fruits, and blossoms in open woodlands.

Blue and Yellow Macaw

With brilliant blue wings and golden-yellow bodies, blue and yellow macaws are social, vocal parrots that thrive on companionship.

Crimson Rosella

Native to eastern Australia, crimson rosellas are colourful, social parrots often seen in pairs or small flocks in forests and gardens.

Galah Cockatoo

With bright pink chests and silver-grey wings, galah cockatoos are lively birds from Australia that thrive in groups.

Eclectus Parrot

Eclectus parrots are unique among parrots for their sexual dimorphism and specialized fruit and flower based diet.

Bare Eyed Cockatoo

Bare-eyed cockatoos are playful Australian parrots with white feathers, bare blue eye-rings, and strong social bonds in flocks.

Green Cheeked Parakeet

Native to South America, green-cheeked parakeets are lively parrots admired for their quiet voices and colourful feathers.

Crested Pigeon

Crested pigeons are native Australian birds, easily recognized by their tall head crest, soft grey feathers, and whistling wing sounds.

Nicobar Pigeon

Listed as Near Threatened on IUCN, Nicobar pigeons are rare, beautiful birds found on remote islands in Southeast Asia.

Violet Turaco

Violet turacos are striking, fruit-eating birds from West Africa, known for their deep purple feathers and bold red wing flashes.

Great Blue Turaco

These striking toucans, black-necked aracaris, are important seed dispersers, helping maintain healthy tropical forests in South America.

Black Necked Aracari

Black-necked aracaris are important seed dispersers, helping maintain healthy tropical forests in South America.

Channel Bill Toucan

These eye-catching birds thrive in South American forests, using their large bills to reach fruits high in the treetops.

Indian Peafowl

Native to South Asia, Indian peafowl thrive in forests and farmlands, using colourful tail displays to attract mates and deter rivals.

Yellow Knobbed Curassow

Yellow-knobbed curassows are South American birds that feed on fruits, leaves, and seeds, playing a key role in ecosystems.

Guinea Fowl

Guinea fowl are ground-dwelling birds from Africa, known for their spotted feathers, loud calls, and social flocking behaviour.

Southern Screamer

Southern screamers are large, loud wetland birds from South America, known for their booming calls and sharp spurs on wings.

Black Headed Ibis

Black-headed ibises are wading birds from South Asia, known for their bare black heads, long curved bills, and wetland habitats.

Greater Flamingo

Greater flamingos are tall, graceful wading birds known for their pink feathers, long legs, and unique upside-down filter feeding.

African Spoonbill

African spoonbills are wading birds with long legs and spoon-shaped bills, feeding in wetlands across sub-Saharan Africa.

Mandarin duck

With vivid orange sails and multicoloured feathers, mandarin ducks are beautiful and symbolic water birds in Asian culture.

Black Swan

Black swans are waterbirds from Australia, known for their striking black feathers, red beaks, and strong lifelong pair bonds.

Fulvous Whistling Ducks

With golden-brown plumage and long necks, fulvous whistling ducks gather in large flocks near lakes, marshes, and flooded grasslands.

Mallard Ducks

Mallard ducks are strong flyers, capable swimmers, and among the most recognizable and widespread duck species in the world.

Greylag Goose

Greylag geese are large, grey-plumed waterfowl native to Europe and Asia, known for their honking and strong family bonds.

Kookaburra

Kookaburras are carnivorous birds that use their strong beaks to catch prey, often heard “laughing” across Australian landscapes.

Ostrich

Ostriches are the world’s largest and fastest-running birds, native to Africa, with powerful legs and impressive sprinting abilities.

Emu

Emus are fast, flightless birds that roam Australia’s grasslands, using speed and endurance to escape predators and find food.

Greater Rhea

The Greater Rhea is a large, flightless bird native to South America, particularly found in open grasslands and savannas.

Crowned Crane

Crowned cranes are elegant African birds with golden feather crowns, known for their graceful dances and loud, trumpeting calls.

Common Crane

Native to Europe and Asia, common cranes are migratory birds that play an important role in wetland ecosystems worldwide.

Golden Eagle

The golden eagles play a key role as top predators in ecosystems across Europe, Asia, and North America.

Great Grey Owl

Great grey owls are large, silent hunters from northern forests, known for their round faces, piercing eyes, and silent flight.

Barn Owl

Barn owls are silent, nocturnal hunters with heart-shaped faces, using exceptional hearing to locate prey in darkness.

Desert Eagle Owl

Desert eagle owls are top desert predators, helping control small animal populations while enduring extreme temperatures.

Peregrine Falcon

Peregrine falcons use high-speed dives, called stoops, to catch birds mid-flight, showcasing agility and precision.

Harris's Hawk

Native to deserts and scrublands, Harris’s hawks use teamwork and strategy to hunt prey, unlike most solitary raptor species.

Turkey Vulture

Turkey vultures are large scavenging birds known for their bald red heads and excellent sense of smell to locate carrion.

Lappet Faced Vulture

Lappet-faced vultures are Africa’s largest vultures, recognized by their bare, wrinkled pink heads and powerful beaks.

Southern Ground Hornbill

Southern ground hornbills are ground-dwelling birds that play important roles as predators in African ecosystems.

Abyssinian Ground Hornbill

Abyssinian ground hornbills are ground-dwelling birds that use strong beaks to hunt prey while walking through open grasslands.