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  Regent Bower Bird ( Sericulus chrysocephalus )



Regent Bower Bird | Sericulus chrysocephalus photo
Male Regent Bower Bird, Lamington National Park

Photograph by ozwildlife. Some rights reserved.

Regent Bower Bird | Sericulus chrysocephalus photo
Female, Lamington National Park

Photograph by ozwildlife. Some rights reserved.

Regent Bower Bird | Sericulus chrysocephalus photo
Female, Lamington National Park

Photograph by ozwildlife. Some rights reserved.




REGENT BOWER BIRD FACTS

distribution map showing range of Sericulus chrysocephalus in Australia

Description
The Regent Bower Bird is a striking black and yellow bird. Female is olive brown.

Size
25 - 30cm

Environment
Rainforest, thick coastal scrub, orchards.

Food
fruit, berries, insects

Breeding
nest is saucer made of twigs. 2 pale brown eggs.

Range
Eastern Australia where rainfall is high.



Classification
Class:Aves
Order:Passeriformes
Family:Ptilonorhynchidae
Genus:Sericulus
Species:chrysocephalus
Common Name:Regent Bower Bird