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Figure 5.5 Current identified range of the Regent Bowerbird. Food and feeding
The Regent Bowerbird feeds mainly on the fruits of native plants, including Native
Quince (Alectryon subcinereus), Soap Tree (Alphitonia exelsia), Large Staff Vine
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Australian Bird Names: A Complete Guide
Oddly, Regent Bowerbird didn't replace the universally used Regent-bird until the
20th century, long after Bowerbird was being used for all other species; indeed
the first use of it seems to have been in the Royal Australasian Ornithologists ...
Jeannie Gray, Ian Fraser, 2013
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The Fascination of Birds: From the Albatross to the Yellowthroat
Some male bowerbirds are drab, but others have brilliantly colored plumage. e
Regent Bowerbird, the symbol for O'Reilly's Rain Forest Lodge in Australia, is jet
black with bright-golden wings, a golden head, and golden eyes. During one of ...
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Upside Down World: Early European Impressions of Australia's ...
Nevertheless, the first Australian bowerbird encountered by Europeans, the
regent bowerbird, was not thought to be a bird of paradise but a honeyeater. In
his 1808 book, Birds of New Holland, published in London using the first colour
plates ...
B. and C. Regent Bowerbird Sericulus chrysocephalus 24-28 cm/9.5-11 in. The
dashing male Regent Bowerbird (photo C) is one of the most spectacular birds in
Australia: all glossy black except for a gaudy golden hood and broad golden ...
Iain Campbell, Sam Woods, 2013
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Handbook of Avian Hybrids of the World
Ptilonorhynchus violaceus [Satin Bowerbird] × Sericulus chrysocephalus [Regent
Bowerbird] NHR (e Australia). Rawnsley's Bowerbird (Ptilonorhynchus rawnsleyi)
, based on a specimen now missing, was probably this hybrid. Also known as ...
Department of Genetics University of Georgia Eugene M. McCarthy Post Doctoral Researcher, Athens, 2006
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The Monumental Impulse: Architecture's Biological Roots
On the right of the middle row we see the pylons or gateposts erected by the
Australian regent bowerbird. The satin and great gray bowerbirds (bottom row,
left and center) build similar structures, while Lauterbach's bowerbird (bottom row
, ...
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National Geographic Complete Birds of the World
The male Regent Bowerbird, with its golden crown and mantle, is one of the most
striking of all bowerbirds. The male's eye color takes two years to develop fully,
and the plumage color takes up to five years. Australia. crest on the nape, which ...
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Top 100 Birding Sites of the World
Below: some of Lamington's specialities, including the spectacular Regent
Bowerbird, come to bird feeders at O'Reilly's and Binna-Burra Lodges. New
South Wales pelagic AUSTRALIA SOUTH Newcastle NSW Pelagic* Sydney.
park's most ...
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Stray Feathers: Reflections on the Structure, Behaviour and ...
The most divergent bills within the group are the longer, more slender, bills of the
Regent Bowerbird (and some other Sericulus species), somewhat modified for
their partly nectarivorous diet, and the unique bill of the Tooth-billed Bowerbird, ...
Leo Joseph, Penny AM, 2011
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Regent bowerbird, an intelligent builder
THE REGENT BOWERBIRD (Sericulus chrysocephalus) is not only incredibly beautiful and intelligent, but the species has given rise to one of the rarest birds in ... «Australian Geographic, fev 15»
Feminist icon Germaine Greer is getting down in the dirt for a new …
"And this bird came out of the forest, this Regent Bowerbird danced for me. And it danced all around me. And the whole time it kept looking out of its yellow eye ... «Public Radio International, jul 14»
The 10 top Australian birds to see on holidays
Regent Bowerbird. Males are a golden splash of colour. At Lamington National Park in Southeast Queensland the species takes tid-bits from visitor's hands ... «The Daily Telegraph, jun 14»
Gardens: Germaine Greer's latest love affair – with a rainforest
A regent bowerbird emerged from the wild raspberries and “pranced and twisted”, but refused to give her a mating display. Evidently, he had done his research. «Financial Times, fev 14»
A visit to Australia's Gondwana Rainforests is a sensory delight
By the leafy den of a regent bowerbird, we observed her dance seductively to attract a male. A scrub turkey snooped from behind its beak. We halted, fixated, at ... «Dallas Morning News, fev 14»
Germaine Greer's mad, passionate quest to heal Australia
She had originally envisaged buying a patch of desert, and almost did, before an encounter with a dancing bird (a regent bowerbird, with black, yellow and red ... «Spectator.co.uk, fev 14»
Young twitcher Mya-Rose Craig has spotted 3000 bird species …
... she passed the 3,000-mark on a trip to Queensland in Australia, where the honour of the 3,000th bird spotted by 'Birdgirl' befell the Regent Bowerbird. «Bath Chronicle, fev 14»
White Beech: The Rainforest Years by Germaine Greer; book review
A Regent Bowerbird, deep blue and brilliant yellow, danced before her- a dance of seduction. She wrote out a very large cheque – £268,000- and bought the ... «The Independent, jan 14»
AG reader photo: Dragonfly take-off
(Credit: Trevor Andersen) Next Article. AG reader photo: regent bowerbird · BOOK. 25 Years of Australian Geographic Photography. $59.95 (Members: $53.96). «Australian Geographic, nov 13»
Southern Queensland is a bird watcher's paradise
The Regent Bowerbird is Kay's favourite local bird. "I fell in love with it the first time I saw a photo. But to see them in real life is spectacular. The vibrant yellow is ... «ABC Local, out 13»
