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45 Beautiful Exotic Birds You Won't Believe Actually Exist On Our Planet

There are roughly 9,000 to 10,000 species of birds on Earth. Each one has a very unique beauty. Mother nature seems to favor these flying animals, giving them features that make them stand out. They are so mesmerizing that we can't take our eyes off them. The magnificence of the birdie world is boundless, from those with incredible eyelashes to the ones that look like tiny cotton balls.
There are many spectacular bird photos and videos out there in cyberspace. Today, we've collected some to introduce to you the significance of exotic birds that burn our retinas with their bright enchantress.
There is no best, only better. As long as we respect their environments and preserve their diversity, they are to admire and mend our souls. Let's cut the chitchat and start the expenditure!
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#1. Amazonian royal flycatcher

Source: internet


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#2. Blue-footed booby

Source: internet


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#3. Eurasian blue tit

Source: internet


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#4. Scarlet ibis

Source: internet


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#5. Red-cheeked cordon-bleu

Source: internet


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#6. Tufted croquette

Source: internet


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#7. Kagu

Source: internet


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#8. Southern carmine bee-eater

Source: internet


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#9. Coquerel’s coua

Source: internet


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#10. Himalayan monal

Source: internet


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#11. Temminck’s tragopan

Source: internet


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#12. Paradise tanager

Source: internet


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#13. Long-tailed mountain lady

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#14. Rufous-bellied kookaburra

Source: internet


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#15. Kakapo

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#16. Schalow’s turaco

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#17. Mountain Bluebird

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#18. Blue Crowned Pigeon

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#19. Secretary Bird

Source: reddit


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#20. Victoria Crowned Pigeon

Source: The Virginia Zoo


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#21. Grandala

Source: adityaa_chavan


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#22. Strawberry Finch

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#23. Nicobar Pigeon

Source: Sue Demetriou


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#24. Dracula Parrot

Source: Mike Peel


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#25. South Philippine Dwarf Kingfisher

Source: migueldavid.deleon


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#26. Tilhi

Source: wallmika


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#27. Quetzal

Source: Vaclav Sebek


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#28. Sword-Billed Hummingbird

Source: Supreet Sahoo


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#29. Golden Pheasant

Source: joinus12345


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#30. Cock-Of-The-Rock

Source: Supreet Sahoo


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#31. Gorgeted Sunangel

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#32. Velvet Purple Coronet

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#33. Turquoise Jay

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#34. Crimson-Rumped Toucanet

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#35. Empress Brilliant

Source: Supreet Sahoo


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#36. Masked Trogon

Source: Supreet Sahoo


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#37. Taiwan Blue Magpie

Source: joinus12345


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#38. Rosefinch

Source: birddetective


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#39. Plumbeous Water Redstart

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#40. Painted Bunting

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#41. Japanese White-Eye

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#42. Festive Coquette

Source: Supreet Sahoo


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#43. Little Egret

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#44. Crimson-Mantled Woodpecker

Source: Supreet Sahoo


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#45. Flame Faced Tanager

Source: Supreet Sahoo

However, due to their hypnotizing, colorful characteristics, these feathered guys are endangered by aviculture. It will be helpful if you and others raise more awareness about protecting them. So, please hit the like-share button and comment below to help spread the message! We're thankful for your support and would love to meet you again in our other posts!
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