Be Aware of the world's 190 Critically Endangered Birds.
Critically Endangered is the Kakapo (seen to the left) in New Zealand. Featured here with pictures are: The Kakapo White-winged Guan Waved Albatross Siberian Crane Philippine Eagle Eskimo Curlew California Condor Whooping Crane
Don't let these birds follow the path of the Dodo Bird.
Dodo Art Print
Stecher, William
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The Kakapo
The Kakapo, Painting by Linda Gough, Original
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The Kakapo, Painting by Linda Gough, Original on Archival Paper. The Kakapo or Owl-Parrot largest of the New Zealand Parrots.This is one of the rarest birds today.They nest in a hole in the ground which put them at great risk from Predators.
White-winged Guan
Critically Endangered because it has an extremely small population with a severely fragmented distribution in northwest Peru.
Waved Albatross
Critically Endangered because is has an extremely small breeding range, essentially confined to one island on south Española Island in the Galápagos Islands
Siberian Crane
Siberian Crane at International Crane Foundation, Baraboo, Wisconsin Photographic Print
Sartore, Joel
32 in. x 24 in.
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Philippine Eagle
Close View of a Rare Philippine Eagle Framed Art Print
Laman, Tim
29 in. x 22 in.
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Eskimo Curlew
Eskimo Curlew Giclee Print
Morris, Reverend...
24 in. x 18 in.
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By 1970, 16 Seychelles magpie robins remained on Earth
The Amazing Rescue effort of the Seychelles Magpie Robin
- Saving the Magpie Robin
- In the late 1960s, while the world preoccupied itself with rock-'n'-roll and flower power and moon landings, a small bird far out in the Indian Ocean came within a hair's breadth of vanishing forever.
Rainforest Bird Rescue
Rainforest Bird Rescue: Changing the Future for Endangered Wildlife (Firefly Animal Rescue)
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Readers will meet dedicated people from around the world who are fighting to ensure a future for these beautiful birds.
List of Critically Endangered birds
- Saving The Remarkable Kakapo Bird From Extinction
- The largest of all parrot species, flightless, nocturnal and plant-eating, the kakapo used to be found all over New Zealand. But ecological changes, habitat clearance and the introduction of predatory mammals combined to cause a catastrophic decline in numbers to only 51 in 1995.
Another factor in their near extinction is that kakapo breed infrequently. This is because they rear their young on the fruits of native trees. These trees - pink pine and rimu - only fruit every 2-6 years and kakapo only breed on those occasions. During the lean years in between, the kakapo's natural diet consists of coarse leaves, grasses and herbs which lack adequate nutrients for the rearing of chicks. - Americas top 10 Endangered Birds
- The birds are presented in order of increasing population size,with the rarest bird or the bird with the smallest population first.
Two whooping cranes
2006 there were 340 Whooping Cranes in the wild and 135 in captivity.
Two whooping cranes at the refuge Framed Art Print
Sartore, Joel
28.9375 in. x 20.9375 in.
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A Close View of the Head of an Endangered California Condor Photographic Print
Sartore, Joel
24 in. x 18 in.
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Amitabh1702 wrote...
B-R-I-L-L-I-A-N-T.
Just brilliant.
5*'s.
I have recently taken some bird pictures. Unfortunately I do not know the names. I will need your help when I put a lens on these birds.
Posted May 29, 2009
JenOfChicago wrote...
Neat, I never know the names of birds so this is good to know, in case I see a rare one!
Posted April 16, 2009
Tipi wrote...
Well, this is a nice adventure lens. I love animals & nature lens. Birds are beautiful creaters, I love to hear them sing! 5*'s
Posted November 24, 2008
flighty02 wrote...
All of these birds are beautiful but I particularly liked the magpie robin, I am glad their numbers are on the increase. 5*****
Posted October 23, 2008
dc64 wrote...
The Siberian Crane is such a beautiful bird, it would be a shame to lose them, or any of our animals, for that matter.
Posted October 15, 2008
Rare Birds Index
World Map Poster
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- The Kakapo
- White-winged Guan
- Waved Albatross
- Siberian Crane
- Philippine Eagle
- Eskimo Curlew
- By 1970, 16 Seychelles magpie robins remained on Earth
- The Amazing Rescue effort of the Seychelles Magpie Robin
- Rainforest Bird Rescue
- List of Critically Endangered birds
- Two whooping cranes
- Please leave a message
- Rare and Endangered Biota of Florida: Vol. V. Birds
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Rare and Endangered Biota of Florida: Vol. V. Birds
Rare and Endangered Biota of Florida: Vol. V. Birds
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