king of Saxony bird-of-paradise

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The king of Saxony bird-of-paradise is a small, vividly colored New Guinea bird famed for the male’s extraordinarily long, enamel-blue head plumes used in elaborate courtship displays.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
bird-of-paradise
passerine
binomialName Pteridophora alberti NERFINISHED
bodySize small bird-of-paradise
breedingSystem lek-like displays
class Aves
commonName king of Saxony bird-of-paradise
conservationConcern habitat loss in parts of range
courtshipBehavior elaborate display by males
describedBy Otto Finsch NERFINISHED
describedInYear 1894
diet arthropods
fruits
displaySite exposed perches
forest canopy
distributionRegion Indonesian New Guinea NERFINISHED
Papua New Guinea NERFINISHED
endemicTo New Guinea NERFINISHED
family Paradisaeidae NERFINISHED
femalePlumageColor barred
brown
foundInBiome tropical montane rainforest
genus Pteridophora NERFINISHED
geographicRealm Australasian realm NERFINISHED
habitat forest edge
montane forest
secondary growth
headPlumeColor enamel-blue
headPlumeFunction courtship display
IUCNStatus Least Concern
kingdom Animalia
malePlumageColor black and yellow
olive
white
malePlumeLength longer than body length
namedAfter King Albert of Saxony NERFINISHED
nativeRange central highlands of New Guinea
notableFeature extremely long head plumes
order Passeriformes
phylum Chordata
reproduction polygynous mating system
sexualDimorphism present
taxonRank species
vocalization loud mechanical-sounding calls

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birds-of-paradise notableSpecies king of Saxony bird-of-paradise