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Paradisaea raggiana, raggiana bird-of-paradise

Trade skin of the Raggiana bird-of-paradise. Skins such as this were the first specimens of birds of paradise to reach Europe

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Bird Of Paradise Fancy Paradisaea Paradisaeidae Paradise Passeriformes Passerine Plumage Plume Sauropsid Sauropsida Skin Paradisaea Raggiana Raggiana Bird Of Paradise


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This print showcases the magnificent Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise (Paradisaea raggiana), a native bird species of New Guinea. The Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise is renowned for its extravagant plumage, which has long fascinated naturalists and collectors alike. In this image, we see a trade skin of this avian marvel, which was likely one of the earliest specimens to reach Europe. The Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise is a sauropsid, a group of animals that includes reptiles and birds. It belongs to the order Passeriformes, or perching birds, and the family Paradisaeidae, which is characterized by its unique mating displays and elaborate plumage. The male Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise is particularly striking, with its iridescent green and blue feathers, bright red wattles, and elongated, yellow quills on its back. The female, on the other hand, is more subtly colored, with brownish-gray feathers and a white belly. This bird's plumage is not only beautiful but also serves a functional purpose. During mating displays, the male spreads his wings and raises his quills to create an impressive, vibrant display for the female. The Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise's elaborate plumes have long been a source of fascination for collectors, leading to the trade of their skins. Despite their captivating appearance, these birds face various threats, including habitat loss and hunting for their feathers. Conservation efforts are underway to protect the Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise and preserve its natural habitat. This print serves as a reminder of the natural wonders that exist in the world and the importance of protecting them for future generations to enjoy.

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