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The largest member of the Paradisaea genus
A mammal about 50cm long
A large parrot
Not a strictly nocturnal raptor
A highly impressive appearance
A brown-feathered raptor
Its name comes from the red “bloodspot” on the plumage
A beautiful bird
A terrestrial goose
A curious little heron
The "secretary"
It has a insulating plumage
It is fairly small
It is also called Waldrapp Ibis
A sumptuous bird
The cousin of the Black Kite
A large bird of the pigeon family
A rodent that is not threatened
A popular bird
The largest of the vultures
The “flying monkey"
Endemic to the large island of Madagascar
A very light flying mammal
An extremely rare little monkey
It has a huge geographical distribution
A beak like a spatula
A close cousin to the giraffe
A large species of Flamingo
One of the largest cockatoos
There are eleven subspecies of Canadian Geese
It is part of the stork family
The little “engineer” or “architect”
A tiny raptor
Hunted for its thick hide
The parrot that will be reintroduced into Nature
A large pigeon
A unique bird
It is also called "vociferous"
A slightly different raptor
A South American Hairy Armadillo
An opportunist bird
One of the largest vultures of Asia
The smallest carnivore of Africa
A huge and splendid vulture
The smallest species of flamingo
The largest land tortoise in the world
A remarkable eagle
It is about fifty centimetres in size
The bird represented on the coat of arms of the USA
The unobtrusive queen
A real leaf-eater
This Egret has experienced a spectacular expansion
A colourful bird
A nocturnal raptor
The bird from the Philippines Islands
Giant Anteater
A splendid vulture
A large fruit-eating bat
The best known of all toucans
A vulnerable South African bird
A bird from the Australian continent
A little diving duck
A bird of prey of average size
One of the worlds’ largest owls
A big vulture
A part of the local population’s traditions
The one-humped camel
A bird with extraordinary colour
He is from the high plateaus of the Andes
A little macaw
A remarkable flyer
A truly exceptional rodent
One of the largest diurnal raptors of Europe
A large hornbill with a black plumage
A large bird
A bird from Brazil and Argentina
An "ornamental" bird
A big threatened vulture
The largest rodent in the world
A lovely wading bird
A colibri
Blue Chilean Eagle
A small “flying” marsupial
A black and white pigeon from Asia
An intelligent bird
