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When we think of birds everyone feels happy. Among all of a beautiful bird produces images of an Indian Peacock in our mind. Colors play an important role in our lives and we all react differently to different colors. Our choice of clothes, the way we decorate our homes and even our purchases are driven by our preferences. It's no wonder that we love to see brightly colored birds as well.

These birds are many colorful colors and are attractive species of the planet. We love to watch them and have good love for the birds. Listen to them while singing the songs and Keep them as pets in our houses. These are like to be weightless. The first bird comes from a dinosaur. No wild animals live so freely and in such variety and numbers among humans as birds do. We can see many different varieties of birds on this planet.

So if anyone is crazy about these birds and you can get these birds in your home also. The World of Birds is situated in Hout Bay in Cape Town it boasts of being the biggest bird sanctuary in Africa. The wildlife sanctuary comprises 3000 birds and small animals. We hadn’t visited the park in a few years and decided to go check it out again.

The variety of birds is quite amazing from the tiniest little birds to the large birds of prey and seabirds. The sanctuary is very child friendly and is a great educational visit for older children. They also have a place to get snacks and drinks called the Robin’s Nest where you can also purchase a picnic basket to eat at the flamingo terrace

Ever since I wrote a piece listing my favorite animals recently the birds have been tweeting as furiously. How can I call myself a birder or an ornithologist and yet not have a single bird on that list well here’s making amends on a list entirely devoted to birds? Again there’s no single favorite. Each one mentioned is special for its unique qualities.

Shikra For spirit oversize this diminutive gimlet-eyed hawk the ladies are dark brown the gentlemen's ashy grey is another proof that you don’t have to be huge like Godzilla to be intimidating. One look at its glowering orange or yellow-ringed eyes small yet extremely capable hooked beak and those grappling iron talons is enough. Watch it take down a myna in mid-flight and you won’t forget the experience in a hurry.

Cranes For their exuberance in love and indifferent attitude towards killjoys objecting to PDA. Crane pairs are also revered for their lifelong fidelity yet while courting like others of their clan they will prance and trumpet their love for each other. They are sure to make the sourpuss moral brigade cringe and shrivel up so bravo.

Jungle babblers for the glorious mixed message they send out Khaki-clad hard-eyed. Then they will overturn every leaf twig and pebble in the garden and confiscate all the undisclosed spider's beetles and cockroaches you may have stashed away from the income tax department. Yet you can sometimes catch them lined up deep on a branch blissfully nuzzling each other looking ecstatic and pissed off at the same time.

It’s the call of the endangered kea the world’s only alpine parrot and one of the most intelligent and spunky birds on the planet. The kea is just one of the many spectacular rare birds endemic to New Zealand. We’ll get to know them and a flock of other new feathered friends as we explore the island through the lens of conservation. Join us as we set out into the mountains through breathtaking fjords and around mighty glaciers following kee-ahs and tracking various avian species as we go.

We’ll chat with field biologist conservation-focused vintners and ornithologists. We'll delve into subjects ranging from the roles extinct birds played in Maori life before colonization to what a takahe likes to eat for lunch. Our journey will take us through some of the most stunning landscapes on Earth from the mountains of Fordland National Park to Franz Josef Glacier and thrive stacks of pancake.