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The Atlantic Puffin is one of the world's most charming seabirds. The Atlantic Puffin inhabits coastal cliffs and islands across the North Atlantic Ocean. It is admired for its colorful bill, excellent diving skills, and playful appearance. Scientific Name Fratercula arctica 📷 B. Sharma

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Deborah Sandidge Photography "Roseate Spoonbill on a sunny afternoon at the wetlands. She flutters her wings sending droplets of water into the air, keeping her feathers fresh and clean, baths are a joyful moment in the life of a spoonbill!"

Sedge warbler 12cm They breed in the wetlands and marshes of Europe and Asia Then migrate to sub-Saharan southwestern regions of Africa for winter Diet mostly a wide variety of insects, dragonflies etc also berries in autumn

Found this lovely video, and after extensive research I can not identify this bird. Available free downloads from website give no information on the subject. For those of you who are enthusiastic bird watchers let me know what you find!

Yellow-crowned Night Heron The body is a smooth grey-blue, with a black scaled pattern on the wings. The long legs are yellow and turn coral, pink or red during courtship. Long, thin, white feathers grow to the back of the crown during mating season. Eyes are dark orange or red. 📸: @vasupix

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Admired for its regal blue lace-like crest and mesmerizing red eyes. The Victoria Crowned Pigeon, native to New Guinea, is the world's largest living pigeon. Its graceful beauty and deep calls make it one of the region's most remarkable birds. Scientific Name Goura victoria 📷 B. Sharma

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The American Kestrel—North America's smallest falcon—is famous for its ability to "wind-hover". By angling its body into the wind, rapidly flapping its wings, and making subtle tail adjustments, the bird stays completely stationary in midair to spot and ambush prey like insects and small rodents.